Social Aspect of Multiownership Flats

The Problems of Ownership

  • Khairul Enam
  • Meer Mobashsher Ali
Keywords: Multiownership Flats, Flats, Highrise Flats, Highrise Apartments, Apartments, Flat Ownership, Apartment Ownership

Abstract

Ownership of flats has become a new issue in our legal system. The basic objective of a legal institution is to uphold the social welfare. Today’s legal institution is a product of gradual developments caused by social changes throughout the ages. Multi-ownership exposes certain issues that are needed to be resolved by a compatible legal system…

Author Biographies

Khairul Enam

Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Dhaka. (1987)

Meer Mobashsher Ali

Professor, Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Dhaka. (1987)

References

Beyer H Glenn, Housing and Society, The Macmillan Company, New York, 1965.

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1987-06-01
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Vol 2 No 1 (1987): Protibesh—Journal of the Department of Architecture, BUET
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Papers

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