By Karnataka Bureau KARNATAKA: Applicant, Land Owner entered into a development agreement with Builder to develop and promote multi-storeyed residential apartment cum commercial building. The landowner was entitled to get […]
Read moreBy Advocate S. R. Agarwal One is expected to exercise due care in the preservation of his/her property documents, as these are the only proof of the ownership of the property. […]
Read moreBy Advocate S. R. Agarwal “The system of the leasehold is the relic of the British Raj, presumably, based on the assumption that the property of a sovereign cannot be sold […]
Read moreBy Maharashtra Bureau MUMBAI The Bombay High Court ruled out the judgment that trusts cannot make their own rule and sell valuable property to members of any specific communities. Justice […]
Read moreThe sub-section (4), section 166 of the principal Act is been removed. By Maharashtra Bureau MUMBAI The members of the committee and its office bearers not only have to co-terminus […]
Read moreBy Accommodation Times Bureau MUMBAI The Bombay High Court on August 8 while giving a landmark judgment it said cases of a long-term lease agreement and compensation complaints can be […]
Read moreBy Maharashtra Bureau The CBA Act provides for assessment of compensation on the basis of the market value on the date of notification under section 4(1) of the said Act […]
Read moreBy Maharashtra Bureau Commissioner of Income Tax-18 Vs. Sambhaji Nagar Co-op. Hsg. Society Ltd., Income Tax Appeal No. 1356 of 2012 Introduction: In Mumbai, hundreds of Co-operative Housing Societies are functioning […]
Read moreBy Maharashtra Bureau Mr. S.B.Bhinde a shopkeeper and full-fledged member of Housing Co-operative Society has written to me to know whether a society can now all of a sudden recover […]
Read moreBy Maharashtra Bureau After several efforts from consumer activists, the state cabinet immune those cooperative housing societies who have less than 100 members may soon be allowed to hold elections […]
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