Revoking termination of builder

Dear Client,
A resolution for major activities like redevelopment of a housing complex requires at least 2/3rd majority of votes of the members of the Society in a duly convened meeting following the provision of Bye-laws of the registered Society. Recalling or revoking of earlier resolution requires a mass appeal from the resident members of the Society, and based on the said application, an SGM is convened. The grounds for recalling or reviewing the earlier resolution are noted down in the minute register, and the resolution is passed on a vote of 2/3rd majority following the norms of quorum of the meeting as stipulated in the Byelaws of the Society. Minutes of both meetings are sent to the Registrar of the Cooperative Societies. Unless there is any deviation in quorum and majority of votes, there is no scope for challenging such a resolution before the competent authority.

Dear Client,

Yes, the termination of a builder in a redevelopment project can be revoked by a majority decision in another Special General Body Meeting. Provided the process follows the society's bye-laws and applicable state redevelopment guidelines. A fresh general meeting must be convened with proper notice to all members, clearly stating the agenda to reconsider and revoke the earlier decision.

The society must also ensure transparency, document the meeting proceedings properly, and inform the Registrar or competent authority if required by law.