Category: Co-operative Society

Replacing old lifts is a major capital expense for any housing society, and naturally raises the question—can the sinking fund be used for this purpose? […]

In large residential complexes with multiple buildings, it is common to have an apex society managing shared facilities like roads, gardens, and security. While individual […]

In a major reform aimed at simplifying governance, the Maharashtra government has digitised the registration process of cooperative housing societies, making it faster, transparent, and […]

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, […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]