Losing a co-owner—especially a parent—creates both emotional and legal challenges. When a flat is held jointly and one holder passes away, the transfer of share, […]
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Can Builders Sell Parking Spaces? RERA Rules Explained
Parking rights in housing societies have been a frequent source of disputes between developers and homebuyers. The confusion mainly revolves around whether stilt parking, podium […]
Can Housing Society Ban Plants on Private Terrace? Legal Guide
Gardening is a common hobby, especially for residents of terrace flats who enjoy exclusive access to open spaces. However, disputes often arise when societies impose […]
Registration of Sale Deed When Seller Cannot Visit Sub-Registrar Office
In real estate transactions, registration of a sale deed is a mandatory legal requirement. However, practical difficulties may arise when the seller—such as an elderly […]
Are Updated Bye-Laws Mandatory for Housing Societies?
A common concern among members of cooperative housing societies is whether the bye-laws must be updated every time there is a change in law. Many […]
Nominee vs Legal Heir – Who Owns the Flat in Society?
In cooperative housing societies, nomination is often misunderstood as ownership. When a member passes away intestate (without a Will), disputes may arise—especially when there are […]
Recovery of Maintenance Dues from Habitual Defaulters in Housing Societies
Timely payment of maintenance charges is the backbone of a cooperative housing society’s functioning. However, habitual defaulters often create financial strain and unfair burden on […]
ITAT Rules Redeveloped Flat Not Taxable as Other Income: Section 54F Explained
In a significant ruling for property owners and tenants, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has clarified that a flat received in a redevelopment project cannot […]
Banks Can Deny NOC For Redevelopment of Property?
When a housing society undergoes redevelopment, flats that are under a housing loan are technically mortgaged to the bank. This means the bank has a […]
Can Housing Societies Use Sinking Fund for Structural Repairs Before Redevelopment?
In many aging housing societies, especially those nearing 25–30 years, structural audits often recommend urgent repairs. However, when redevelopment is being considered in the near […]