Overcrowding

 Overcrowding is the situation in which the dwelling is occupied by a greater number of persons than is deemed consistent with the maintenance of health, efficiency, and general well-being of the occupants.

Room Standard –

Two persons of opposite sex over 9 years of age, not being husband and wife, should not sleep in the same room.

Cubic Space Standard (air space):

Minimum 500 cubic feet of air space per person should be available

Air space per person=

Length × Breadth × Height of the room divided by number of person

Reference - PARK