RWA REGISTRATION IN BANGALORE
6 months ago
Our RWA in Bangalore was registerered with KRSA some 15 years back which was never got renewed.Is it mandatory to register now with Karnataka co operative societies Act. What are the consequencies if the RWA does not register itself with KCSA.As an owner what should be done to protect individual interest
A.Dear Client,
The registration of a Resident Welfare Association (RWA) under the Karnataka Cooperative Societies Act (KCSA) is generally advisable and may have certain benefits. While it may not be mandatory in all cases, it can provide legal recognition and a formal structure to the RWA, which can be beneficial for its members. An unregistered RWA may not have legal recognition as a cooperative society. This can limit its ability to enter into contracts, own property, and carry out other legal activities on behalf of its members. Registered cooperative societies, including RWAs, may have access to certain government benefits, subsidies, and incentives that unregistered entities do not. As RWA is basically an overseer, present in the midst of residential societies to supervise and improve the overall conditions of the residents, they should be registered under Karnataka Co-operative Societies Act (KCSA).
The registration of a Resident Welfare Association (RWA) under the Karnataka Cooperative Societies Act (KCSA) is generally advisable and may have certain benefits. While it may not be mandatory in all cases, it can provide legal recognition and a formal structure to the RWA, which can be beneficial for its members. An unregistered RWA may not have legal recognition as a cooperative society. This can limit its ability to enter into contracts, own property, and carry out other legal activities on behalf of its members. Registered cooperative societies, including RWAs, may have access to certain government benefits, subsidies, and incentives that unregistered entities do not. As RWA is basically an overseer, present in the midst of residential societies to supervise and improve the overall conditions of the residents, they should be registered under Karnataka Co-operative Societies Act (KCSA).
Helpful
Helpful
Share
A.Dear Sir,
Please check the latest law with the concerned office instead of asking the questions to the advocates since many advocates do not directly involve in the above issues and send their juniors with little knowledge to such officers.
Please check the latest law with the concerned office instead of asking the questions to the advocates since many advocates do not directly involve in the above issues and send their juniors with little knowledge to such officers.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
Read Related Answers
Can Builder Cancel Affordable After taking full Amount
Dear Client,
In the absence of any specific term Builder Buyer Agreement(BBA) a Builder cannot cancell an allotment of a flat outrightly on receipt of full or part of the price or value of the flat fr...
Complaint on Apartment Maintenance issue
Dear Client,
Per sq, ft method is extensively used for the calculation of the maintenance charges for the societies/RWA across the country. This system of calculation is used when the sizes of apartm...
Question on Buying 10 years old flat with registration on hold
Dear Client ,
you can not rent / lease or sell your property until you have received complete possession of the property. you have to complete registration process for the same before getting into re...
REGISTRATION OF Apartment owners association under companies act
Dear sir,
It is ordinarily registered under specific act which might have been enacted by your state government otherwise consult the sub registrar office.
I am being asked to pay more than my neighbour for Open Car Parking
Dear Client,
Firstly, document all your interactions with the builder, including dates, times, and any communication (emails, letters, etc.). This documentation will be crucial if you need to escala...
Read Blogs on Real Estate
Real Estate Lawyers
Find Lawyers by Location
