Maharashtra Co-operative Housing Society Bye Laws II. INTERPRETATIONS / Definitions 3. Interpretations of the words and terms: Unless otherwise separately provided in these bye-laws, the following and terms shall have the meaning assigned to them herein: (i) 'Act' means the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act; (MCS Act) 1960. The Bye-laws of the society regarding requirements of admission to membership and on furnishing.indemnity Bond, along with the application for membership, indemnifying the society against any claims made to the said shares and my interest in the said flat by other nominee/nominees. Under Bye-Law 113, the strength of the Managing Committee could be made up of 11, 13, 15, 17 or 19 members, with respect to the number of total members in the society. The break-up is as follows: Forming a Managing Committee. Model Bye-Laws from 114 to 116 have put forth certain laws that help you in forming a strong and reliable Managing. (27) “society” means a Co-operative society registered, or deemed to be registered, under this Act; (28) 'Society with limited liability' means a society having the liability of its members limited by its bye-laws; (29) 'society with unlimited liability' means a society, the members of which are, in the event of its. Chaudhari Law Publisher's Co-operative Housing Societies Manual in Marathi Bye Laws by Sudhir Birje सहकारी गृहनिर्माण संस्था कामकाज संहिता. This book contains Co-operative housing Society Registration, Deemed Conveyance, Redevelopment of.
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1. Chief Promoter role to continue till First Special General Body Meeting [Bye-Law No. 3[3]] 2. Open terrace means a terrace to which all members have access.[Bye-Law No. 3[21]] 3. Recognizing the need of redevelopment and its impact with the passage of time. 4. Linking rights of members to the number of flats.[Bye-Law No. 7[j]]. 5. Giving papers to members within 15 days of request of the member.[Bye-Law No. 23] 6. Specifying time limit for certain acts. [Bye-Law No. 23,27[d],28,29,30,38[c],106,165] 7. Nominee cannot create interest in favour of third parties without establishing the rights of the legal heirs.[Bye-Law No. 34] 8. Submission of stamp duty and registration receipt At the time of transfer of flat.[Bye-Law No. 41[6],38[e][4]] 9. Child labour prohibited from working in co-operative societies.[Bye-Law No. 50[b] and 161[c]] 10. Dues of society can be recovered from the legal heirs of the deceased member and /or the occupant. [Bye-Law No. 70[b]] 11. Structural audit to be done by structural engineer.[Bye-Law No. 76] 12. Member will not have a right to sell the parking space which has not purchased by him at the time of transfer of shares. [Bye-Law No. 77] 13. Money of the society for day to day activities can be invested in scheduled co-operative bank or nationalised bank.Intimation of the same has to be given to the concerned registrar within 15 days from the date of opening of bank account.[Bye-Law No. 114] 14. If lady member is not willing to be a managing committee member than the said vacancy can be filled by other male member.[Bye-Law No. 115] 15. If share capital of the society exceed Rs. 10,000/- than voting has to be by secret ballot at the time of election of the society. [Bye-Law No. 116[a]] 16. If a candidate pays the society dues prior to scrutiny of nominations than the said candidate would be eligible to contest the election. [Bye-Law No. 110] 17. No confidence motion cannot be moved within a period of six months from the date of moving the no confidence motion against the same office bearer if the earlier no confidence motion is rejected.[Bye-Law 118[b]] 18. Casual vacancy can be filled not exceeding two seats. However the same will be done only with registrars consent. [Bye-Law No. 129] 19. Amounts above Rs. 1,500/- should be by Account payee cheque only. [Bye-Law No. 146] 20. Honorarium that can be paid to office bearer not exceeding 15% of income or Rs. 2,000/- for each office bearer which ever is lower. [Bye-Law No. 149[b][2]] 21. Repair contract upto Rs. 1,00,000/- can be decided by committee with a right to give increase by 10% in the contract allotted to the lowest tender. However in such cases committee will have to take the decision pertaining to quality of goods at its own risk [Bye-Law No. 158] 22. Every society will prepare disaster management plan which will include possibility and analysis of risk, stake with reference to the risk, responding mechanism to risk management.Important telephone No. to be maintained by society which will include the Tel. No. of members and Government Officer concerned with emergency management. [Bye-Law No. 161[b]] 23. Stringent provision to ensure that the provision of Child Labour Act 1986 to be implemented. The penalty as per law on the erring party is one year imprisonment or fine Rs. 20,000/- 24. Intimation to police authorities, social organisations, labour commissioner [Bye-Law No. 161[c]] 25. To protect the interest of the widows of the members by restricting the right of the nominee to deal with the property.[Bye-Law No. 161[d]] 26.Maximum penalty that can be levied cannot exceed Rs. 1,000/- [Bye-Law No. 166] 27. If a member is aggrieved with any decision of the general body than the complainant must approach the advisory committee and if satisfactory decision is not received than the complaint can lodge the complaint with the concerned Authorities. [Bye-Law No. 175] 28. Compliance of the terms and conditions of the circular dated 03/01/2009 with regards to redevelopment of the property. [Bye-Law No. 176]