Adverse Possession Law in India: Rules, Documents and Supreme Court Judgement
The adverse possession law in India allows a person to claim ownership of property if they possess it openly, continuously, and without the owner’s permission for 12 years for private land and 30 years for government land. The burden of proof is fully on the person making the claim. Housi
Latest Maharashtra Housing Society Bye Laws 2026
Housing societies form the backbone of organised residential living in Maharashtra, providing members with a regulated system of community management. The state has revised its cooperative housing society bylaws with the intent to bring greater transparency, modernity, and responsiveness
TDS for Cooperative Society: Rules, Rates and Compliance
Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is a system by the Income Tax Department that collects tax at the time of payment, with a small portion deducted upfront and deposited with the government. Housing societies, including RWAs and Co-operative Housing Societies, now have TDS compliance as a regul
How to Change Name in Electricity Bill in Housing Societies?
To understand how to change names in electricity bills, you need to apply for an electricity meter ownership transfer through your local electricity board, either online or offline. The process involves submitting identity proof, ownership documents, and paying a small processing fee, wit
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
Co Operative Society Article in Constitution
There isn't really one single "co operative society article" in the constitution. It's a group of provisions, mainly Article 19(1)(c), Article 43B, and Part IXB (Articles 243ZH to 243ZT), added through the 97th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2011. Together they give cooperative societies c
Stamp Duty on Rental Agreement & Lease Agreement Stamp Duty in India
Stamp duty on rental agreement in India is a mandatory government charge that makes the agreement legally valid. The amount depends on the lease duration, rent value, and state laws, while the lease agreement stamp duty is higher for long-term agreements and usually requires registration
Housing Society PNG Policy in India: Rules, Timeline and Impact
Many housing societies in India are currently facing confusion due to LPG shortages, delayed cylinder deliveries, and rising safety concerns. Residents are unsure whether their society can allow or block Piped Natural Gas connections. Under the March 2026 government order, the housing soc