Unfair Bathroom construction Cost

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Arjun Shaw

1 Points Posted on 12 April 2021

Respected Sir/Madam,

Promoter has handed poor constructed bathroom filled with *rubbish* or materials that is poor quality and did not stops seepage causing damp in below tenant flat. Leading to verbal intense arguments. As per 50 RS agreement of rent paper I am to bear internal cost. But how can I see what is inside the construction.

Now they want me to pay the internal construction cost. What would I do, kindly let me know. As it would be unfair for me to pay as I have not constructed this bathroom. As per point 10 of the agreement I should keep it water tight. But if not handed to me originally in water tight condition how will I maintain.

Same problems run in full building and they are using same tricks with all tenants

Please help

Replies (2)

CA. Sourav Sarkar

Chartered Accountant

24588 Points Posted on 12 April 2021

But as per agreement you have to bear only the internal cost not the whole cost, If the contractor demands for whole cost then it is not valid in law

Emma Collin

2 Points Posted on 23 April 2026

That’s a solid point about planning ahead and avoiding costly mistakes. A lot of people underestimate how much layout, moisture control, and local regulations can impact the final result. I’ve seen projects run smoother when everything is mapped out early, especially timelines and materials. This breakdown explains it pretty clearly in a practical way https://bathroom-remodelingconroetx.com/ worth a look if someone’s trying to avoid delays and unexpected costs during a remodel.