When a housing society undertakes redevelopment, the development agreement (DA) forms the backbone of the project. One critical aspect that is often debated is the […]

When buying an apartment under the Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act (MAOA), 1970, you not only acquire your individual apartment but also an undivided interest in […]

In cooperative housing societies, active participation of members in general body meetings (GBMs) is crucial. It ensures transparency, collective decision-making, and reduces future disputes. However, […]

Monsoon-related water leakage from terraces is a common problem in many cooperative housing societies. Top floor residents are the most affected, often facing ceiling seepage, […]

When a cooperative housing society undergoes redevelopment, especially jointly with other societies, the location and official address often changes. However, such a change is not […]

Under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960 (MCS Act), cooperative housing societies are not permitted to invest their surplus funds in shares of private or […]

In a cooperative housing society, the process of electing the managing committee is strictly governed by the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies (Election to Committee) Rules, 2014. […]

Understanding who can vote in the general body meetings of a cooperative housing society is essential for both governance and transparency. The Maharashtra Cooperative Societies […]

Many flat owners in Maharashtra consider gifting their flats to family members to simplify succession planning or for other personal reasons. But one question frequently […]

Many cooperative housing societies in Maharashtra include cultural or social charges as part of the monthly maintenance bills. These charges often become points of dispute, […]