B y Legal Bureau Can the bye-laws of a co-operative housing society curtail the voting rights of different members of a holding separate flats in […]
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Builders can not sell stilt parking areas – Supreme Court
By Legal Bureau Though the news is old but in a case of an argument of a real estate development company that they are entitled […]
Car Parking Cannot be Sold or Purchased : Supreme Court
By Legal Bureau It is also applicable to Purchaser. Bare Judgement : Verbatim : In Supreme Court of India CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CIVIL APPEAL NO. […]
Housing societies to suspend members in case of violation of bye-laws: Supreme Court
By Legal Bureau New Delhi: Cooperative housing societies can expel a member for owning more than one property as acquiring concessional government land cannot be […]
Society’s dues not recoverable after three years
By Vinod Sampat, Advocate If a member is in default and if recovery proceedings are initiated against him, then the provisions of the law of […]
Dispute Resolutions in Housing Societies
By Legal Bureau Co-operative movement was initially sponsored by the state. Apart from the public sector and the private sector, Co-operative sector has now come […]
Admitting a new member in a society and the societies rights
By Legal Bureau Admitting a new member in a society and the societies rights Minno J. Pallia a Chairman of a Housing Cooperative Society has […]
Claim of Adverse Possession by Co-operative Societies
By Bankimchandra P. Khona, Solicitors 1) In majority of the ownership flats buildings conveyance are not executed by the Builder or Developer or the Owner […]
Sale of Terraces in a society
By Avikshit Moral and Mr. Akanksh Bhardwaj As per the Merriam Webster Dictionary, a terrace has been defined as a flat roof or open platform. […]
Land Lord can terminate Development Agreement : Bombay High Court
By Legal Bureau In a case Chaurangi Builder v MADC Hon Bombay High Court had decided that Land Lord can terminate Development Agreement. The hon […]