The Ranga Reddy District Consumer Commission has delivered a significant ruling affecting housing societies across Telangana. The case involved the Saket Pranaam flat owners’ association, […]
Category: Land Mark Judgements
Can a Builder Use Old Agreement Clauses to Construct Extra Floors Without Consent?
Many housing projects built under the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (MOFA) include clauses stating that the developer can use available FSI and construct additional buildings […]
Bombay High Court Reaffirms Eviction Principles under the Public Premises Act
The Bombay High Court, in the case of LIC vs. Niloufer Marshall and Ors., delivered a significant ruling concerning eviction proceedings under the Public Premises […]
Can a Builder Collect Payment in Someone Else’s Name After Receiving OC?
Homebuyers must exercise caution when purchasing a flat, especially in a building where the Occupancy Certificate (OC) has already been received and most flats are […]
What Is Corpus Fund in Housing Societies and When Should the Builder Pay It?
A corpus fund is a significant financial component in housing society redevelopment or new housing projects, especially in cities like Mumbai, Pune, and other parts […]
Bombay High Court Rules Against Housing Society’s Restriction on Membership Transfers
The Bombay High Court recently ruled against a cooperative housing society that sought to restrict membership transfers, reaffirming that societies cannot impose conditions overriding the […]
Housing Society Managing Committee Members Dismissed for Denying Essential Documents
In a significant ruling, the Deputy Registrar of Cooperative Housing Societies has removed and disqualified key Managing Committee members of Sachin Cooperative Housing Society Limited, […]
Housing Society Membership Transfers | Bombay High Court Rejects Restrictions
Housing Society Membership Transfers: The Bombay High Court has ruled against a housing society’s attempt to restrict membership transfers, reinforcing that cooperative housing societies cannot […]
Court Stops Size-Based Maintenance Fees in Mumbai Housing Society
A landmark ruling by a local Co-operative Court in Mumbai’s Lower Parel has delivered a significant victory for flat owners, ordering the Trader World Premises […]
Bombay High Court Directs CIDCO to Grant Occupancy Certificate to Housing Society
The Bombay High Court has issued a strong directive against the City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra (CIDCO) for withholding the occupancy certificate (OC) […]