The West Bengal Co‑operative Societies Act
The West Bengal Co‑operative Societies Act, 2006, is the law that governs how co‑operative societies (including housing societies) in West Bengal must register, run their affairs, and serve their members. In this article, we explain what it means for residents and decision‑makers of a soc
RERA Rules for Parking Allotment
RERA rules for parking allotment make sure flat owners know exactly what they are paying for and how many vehicles they can park. The rules stop societies and builders from charging unfair or hidden fees. When these rules are followed properly, every resident’s parking rights are sorted,
Special General Body Meeting Rules for Housing Societies
Societies that provide housing are operated in a way that resembles an organised organisation, and this requires frequent and open meetings that are of a governance nature. Though the Annual General Meeting (AGM) deals with general issues like elections, budgetary provisions, and long-ter
FAQ on GST on Housing Society- Rules & Exemptions
Goods and Services Tax (GST) has brought clarity and standardization to tax laws, including those impacting housing societies. Residents and administrators often have several questions about how GST applies to housing societies. Here are some common FAQs explained: <!-- /wp:paragraph
Guide to Kerala Co-operative Societies Act
The Kerala Co operative Societies Act is the law that governs the formation, registration, management, and running of co-operative societies across Kerala, including housing societies and resident associations. It provides clear processes to ensure societies run democratically, funds and
Maintenance Charges for Flats in Noida: Complete Guide
Noida has become one of the most favourable residential areas in the National Capital Region (NCR). Its contemporary housing facilities, large amenities and infrastructures put residents in a comfortable and well-maintained environment. To enable this, the owners of apartments pay a part
What is the J Register in the Housing Society?
The J Register is a crucial document maintained by a housing society that lists all its members. It is mandatory under Section 33 of the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Rules, 1961. This register plays a key role in ensuring transparency in membership details, legal compliance, and the
Can a Housing Society Refuse Bachelors?
Imagine moving to a new city. You have found a job and now you haven't only to pack your bags and find a place to sleep. Sounds simple. However, the tale usually takes a twist when you are a single person, more so a bachelor. You may come to the gates of a housing society, only to be told