Bye laws of Resident Welfare Association
The bye laws of Resident Welfare Association (RWA) are the written rules that explain how a housing society works. They cover how residents join, how committees are chosen, how money is managed, and how community rules are followed. These rules act like a constitution, helping to keep soc
Supreme Court Judgments on Terrace Rights of Housing Society
Terrace rights in apartment complexes and cooperative housing societies are among the most commonly disputed issues between residents, top-floor flat owners, builders, and Management Committees (MCs). Typical disputes include:</
Complaint Against Illegal Construction in Society
Illegal constructions in housing societies could become major issues for residents in no time. Illegal constructions may affect the common spaces, cause safety issues, disrupt the drainage system, cause noise pollution, or become a reason for arguments between neighbours. The real questio
Tenants Rights in Redevelopment of Housing Societies
Redevelopment can be a stressful time for tenants, particularly if there are concerns about eviction, temporary relocation, delays in taking possession or unclear agreements. Many residents are uncertain whether they will get their home back, who will pay transit rent and which legal prot
BBMP Solid Waste Management
Residents in Bengaluru usually experience issues such as delayed waste collection, confusing guidelines for waste segregation, high waste management expenses, and penalties for violations. On the other hand, housing societies should also follow the newly revised BBMP solid waste managemen
Illegal Encroachment in Housing Society: Rights and Rules
Residents living in housing societies often face problems like blocked staircases, illegal parking extensions, terrace occupation, or unauthorised construction in shared areas. These issues not only create disputes among neighbours but can also become safety and legal concerns. Indian hou
Punjab Cooperative Societies Act 1961
The Punjab Cooperative Societies Act 1961 is a law that was introduced by the Government of Punjab. It was enacted to replace previous cooperative laws and ensure transparency, accountability, and structured governance of cooperative societies. These rules help in the registration and man
New Rules for Redevelopment of Society in Mumbai
The new rules for redevelopment of society in Mumbai focus on transparency, safety, faster approvals, and stronger rights for members. The new rules include 51 per cent consent, compulsory RERA registration, video-recorded meetings, and clear timelines for completion. These rules help soc