
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

DPDP Act for Housing Societies: Rules and Compliance Guide
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, is changing how housing societies handle resident data in India. From visitor logs to CCTV footage, societies manage sensitive information daily, making DPDP compliance essential. The law makes RWAs and management committees responsible for

Bombay High Court’s Latest Judgement on Redevelopment of Society
The Bombay High Court's latest judgement on redevelopment has simplified the process for housing societies by removing the need for prior Registrar approval and empowering the General Body to take final decisions. It makes redevelopment faster, more transparent, and more democratic by all

Transfer of Membership in Housing Society: Process and Rules
The transfer of membership in housing society happens when ownership of a flat changes, and the new owner becomes the official member of the society. The process involves submitting transfer documents, clearing dues, and getting approval from the managing committee before a new share cert

Expulsion of Managing Committee Member: Rules and Process in India
The expulsion of managing committee member in a housing or cooperative society is a serious legal action taken when a committee member violates society rules, misuses authority, or acts against the community’s interests. It usually requires a special general body meeting, a three-fourths

Apartment Association Election Process
The apartment association election process is the democratic method used by housing societies to choose their managing committee. It usually follows the association’s bylaws and state laws and includes nomination, voting, and result declaration. A fair election helps residents choose resp

Subletting vs Subleasing in India: Rights, Responsibilities and Legal Differences
Subletting vs subleasing is mainly about who continues to hold responsibility for the rented property. In most situations, subletting means a tenant rents the space to another person but remains legally responsible to the landlord. Subleasing, on the other hand, may transfer rights and li

Stamp Duty on Rental Agreement in Telangana
The stamp duty on rental agreement in Telangana is generally 0.5% of the total annual rent plus deposit. If the lease is 12 months or more, registration is mandatory and a 0.2% registration fee is also applicable. Most 11 month agreements are notarized on stamp paper. <!-- /wp:paragra




