Tower on common terrace could jeopardise structural stability
Legally Speaking - Property and Housing Laws | By Solicitor Gajanan Khergamker Image is for representational purposes only Despite most of...Read More
Onus of Leakage Repairs Rests Squarely Upon CHS
Legally Speaking - Housing Laws | By Solicitor Gajanan Khergamker For Cooperative Housing Societies across Maharashtra, particularly Mumbai...Read More
'Societies cannot bully, force members to stop meat business, it’s illegal, unconstitutional'
Nobody can be forced to make ‘applications for change in business’ or prevented solely because it may involve meat. Such moves are violati...Read More
Making up rules in time of COVID-19
By Gajanan Khergamker The lockdown relaxations have led to a surge of residents returning to Pune back to their homes from other citie...Read More
Managing Committees Can't Create, Break Law In COVID Times
By Gajanan Khergamker Cooperative Housing Societies across India are bound by the law of the state in which they are located. In particul...Read More
CHS bye-laws do not have force of law
By Gajanan Khergamker Under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Rules 1961, a Registrar may direct a society to make bye-laws in respec...Read More
Illegal for Secretary, Manager to ‘cut off’ essential supplies
By Gajanan Khergamker One hears about it happening all the time. However, the law on the issue of cutting out essential supplies is clear...Read More
For Redevelopment, Permanent Alternative Accommodation Agreement Is Must
By Gajanan Khergamker In the case of redevelopment, a development agreement is executed between the society and the developer on the land...Read More
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