Category: MaharashtraCo-operative Society

Common areas in a housing society are meant for the shared use of all residents. When a member places personal items—such as a dustbin, flower […]

Housing societies in Maharashtra maintain a sinking fund to cover long-term capital expenses such as reconstruction, major structural repairs, and additions recommended by qualified professionals. […]

Unpaid maintenance is one of the most common and frustrating issues in cooperative housing societies. While every resident enjoys common facilities, not all contribute equally. […]

A clean and hygienic society environment is essential for the safety and well-being of all residents. When junk, unused vehicles, and construction debris accumulate in […]

Many housing societies today use WhatsApp groups for quick updates and informal communication. However, when it comes to official matters—such as selling a flat—members often […]

The structure of the managing committee in a cooperative housing society is governed by the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies (MCS) Act, 1960 and the amended Chapter […]

Housing societies operate based on democratic principles. Members collectively take decisions through resolutions during general body meetings. Once a resolution is passed, it becomes binding […]

The Maharashtra cabinet has cleared a landmark policy for the integrated and cluster redevelopment of ageing MHADA colonies across Mumbai and its suburbs. Under the […]

Housing societies often introduce charges that may seem routine but are actually not permitted under cooperative laws. One such recurring issue is the demand for […]