Regarding rights of principle member.

Dinesh (Querist) 24 November 2014 This query is : Resolved
Dear Experts,

This is with regards to my right of being a principle member in a co-operative society in Mumbai.

There was a special general body meeting in our society where they said only the principle member will be allowed and in their absence, the associate/joint member.

It so happened that I reached late for the meeting and when I reached there, they said that my joint member is already in so you cannot go in.

I want to know if that can be done by the society. Is the joint member(my cousin)not supposed to take my written consent to attend the meeting in my absence??

Also I would like to know from you learned experts, if I can write a letter to the society, asking them to not allow my joint member in the absense of a letter from me into the meeting, as I lost a chance to participate in the discussions of a very important resolution that was to be passed in the meeting.

Request you to Please Advise me in the matter.

Many Thanks.

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Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 24 November 2014
Since you were absent , joint member attended the meeting. instead of challenging the society build up understanding with your cousin so such fiasco does not repeat.