We have a co operative society having X numbers of Bungalows and 14 shops constructed on a Society land. Society owns the shops and gets rent . We want to divided the society in two parts. Part A com ...
Dear Client
The answer to this question lies on the fact that which state you are from and what are the rules regarding the formation of society in that state or city. better you should approach the registrar in your locality and seek clarification.
If MC of aHousing Society has less than 6 members what consequences
The consent of at least 10 adult persons is required to form a cooperative society, so it's not valid to have 6 members.
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My society is asking leave ad licence and other documents before 10 days of tenant occupying house. Otherwise they do not give gate pass and NOC to enter the tenant in society. Most of the tenants ref ...
Dear client,
1. KYC documents- This is for the verification purpose of your identity. You will have to present at least one document from the below mentioned list: Voter's ID, Driving license, Job card issued by NREGA, Aadhar card, PAN card (PAN card only as identity proof)
2. Address proof- This is to verify your address details. You will have to present at least one document from the below mentioned list: Passport, Voter's ID card, Driving license, Aadhar card
3. Financial documents- This is
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Respected Sir, A member is the current owner of Flat No. A/604 & A/604A in A-Wing and he had purchased these both flats as a single unit with two separate agreement and Share Certificate each. Now the ...
Sir, it depends upon the bylaws if the society you exist in, whether they allow different Electricity connections for the same unit. Though electricity connection can be given separately to each and every flats / plots in the Society. You will get the Electricity Bills with the benefit of applicable slab tariff rate in respect of their electricity consumption. Such slab tariffs are lower than the tariff of Single Point Connection
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My grandfather was a trustee in a trust running a temple. Post his death all the other trustees have appointed his younger brother as a new trustee. This was all done without the consent of the deceas ...
Dear client, I am sorry to hear that but in my humble opinion If an acting trustee dies, the next successor trustee should assume their role.
muttavali can sell waqf property 1980.what is waqf property rules & GR.
In my humble suggestion, the muttawali is just the manager or care taker of the waqf property and he does not have a right to sell the property.
Can I file PIL against a private charitable trust for violation of bye-laws and FCRA act?
Dear Client, any Indian citizen can file a PIL, the only condition being that it should not be filed with a private interest, but in larger public interest. If it is for larger good or interest, you can proceed. Hope this helps!
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Documents required
Dear Sir,
All the title documents, documents showing your legal possession, sketch map, no objection from your family members, family tree are the basic documents.
Can we open number of organisation under same registered ngo society like institute, coaching centre.... What will be the process to do so...
Dear Sir,
It all depends upon the bye-laws of your society and if there is no such clause then amend your bye-laws and accordingly open any number of organizations.
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Just to give you clear picture that the National Secretary resigned for his position in the AGM and got elected as National Vice President. However, he resigned as NVP also subsequently due to person ...
Dear Client
Does your byelaws define what would be the meaning of "OUTGOING"? whether it will be resignation or termination or retirement or all. Depending on that you can interpret the above clause in a better way.
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