By Legal Cell Housing societies now cannot refuse parking to the tenants. Many housing societies were refusing parking to tenants even though the member/ owner of the flat have dedicated […]
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By Legal Cell Motion of No-confidence can be passed by simple majority of Committee Members Bombay High Court Clarifies the Position The unamended section 73-ID indicated that the requisition for […]
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By Legal Cell USER of Residential premises for professionals purposes : Relevant Bye-Laws : Under Bye-Law No.78(d) of the model bye-laws of 1984 and Bye-law no.76(a) of the new model […]
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By Legal Cell The Book : “Landmark Judgments on Housing Society Matters in Maharashtra” is launched today on Saptakala.com/books. The e-book is available on the website and hard copy shall […]
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By Gujarat Bureau Last May, that in May 2019, Gujarat Govt got consent from President for Amendment made to “The Gujarat Ownership Flats (Amendment) Bill” which provided way for redevelopment […]
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By Karnataka Bureau 1. What type of societies can be registered under Societies Registration Act 1960? The societies related to the promotion of charity,education science,literature or Fine arts,promotion of […]
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By SRELJ Bureau Can the bye-laws of a co-operative housing society cur – tail the voting rights of different members of a holding separate flats in the building? No, says […]
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By Legal Bureau The unamended section 73-ID indicated that the requisition for special meeting in response to a motion of no-confidence was required to be signed by not less than […]
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By Legal Bureau Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Maha RERA) in a landmark order, protected home buyer’s money invested in redevelopment project and directed the builder & society to pay […]
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By Nayan Dedhia, MD – Toughcons Nirman Pvt. Ltd. As Redevelopment Consultants, today we come across several proposals for redevelopment and Only 1 Proposal out of 50 Proposals seems Feasible […]
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