Category: Co-operative Society

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 […]

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 […]

Parking allocation is one of the most sensitive issues during redevelopment of cooperative housing societies. Many societies consider rotational parking between upper and lower basements, […]

During the COVID-19 pandemic, cooperative housing societies across Maharashtra adopted virtual meetings to ensure that society administration continued without physical gatherings. Managing committee meetings and […]

Many residents in newly formed housing societies face disputes regarding maintenance charges for unsold flats. In some cases, managing committees distribute the maintenance burden of […]

Disputes often arise in cooperative housing societies when a member passes away without clear succession arrangements. Sometimes third parties claim ownership based on private agreements […]

In many cooperative housing societies, members sometimes feel that the managing committee is biased while deciding complaints raised by residents. Since housing societies function on […]

In cooperative housing societies, it is common for individuals to own flats in more than one building. A frequently asked question is whether such a […]

When a member of a cooperative housing society passes away, the society is required to process the transfer of shares and interest in the flat […]