Rikhav Thakkar
05 July 2021 at 01:28
As per the latest co-operative housing society bye law 2020/2021,
1) what is the definition of an associate member?
2) Who can be an associate member?
3) what are the rights of an associate member?
4) Can an associate member context elections to become a committee member and become a post bearer (assuming s/he has a prior written consent from the primary owner of the flat?
5) Does his/her name have to be in the share certificate?
Request help to kindly get answers to these questions as per the latest bye laws. Request to refer to the bye law sections as well if possible.
Thanks!
visuiyer
04 July 2021 at 19:06
A seller of the agricultural property sells a piece of land say 20 cents out of his 3 acres of land, and offering free water from his well and free electricity from the seller.
Now the question is
a) registering a small piece of agricultural land say 20 cents is allowed in registration in Tamilnadu.
b) is it necessary to get it in writing that water and electricity will be free from the seller; if so, a seperate agreement to be drafted and registered or it can be included in the sale deed.
c) is it necessary to get permission from the local authority to construct a (farm) house within the agricultural land.
shyam lal
04 July 2021 at 16:18
I want to file a partition suit so that my legal 1/3 share ,as mentioned in the WILL of the deceased father pertaining to immovable property in doing so i have the possession & ownership defined by court..Query is can the other share holders get a stay order from the court.if yes then on what grounds?
Guru
04 July 2021 at 15:44
dear sir/madam ,
1) may I know what acknowledgment I can request for my complaint if police officer do not prefer to Fill FIR .
2) and also sir/madam, please let me know types of registering the complaint in case FIR not filled or preferred and what documents police officers needs to provide to us following complaint registered . Thank you .
Anonymous
04 July 2021 at 12:58
There is encroachment on our land for many years. The encroachers came in possession based on agreement to sale on Rs. 5/- Stamp paper from a fraudulent POA holder. No such POA was ever given. Am I right in my contention that since entry was based on agreement the plea for adverse possession cannot be taken as defense by the encroachers.
ajay
04 July 2021 at 07:37
Respected Sir / Madam,
I, ajay my mother passed away in 2019 made a will and nomination paper in my name and sister name, but my father was joint member of the flat, we also completed all formalities with the Secretary and when he came to know about this he contested not to transfer in my name or my sister name and now my father passed away without will or nomination, how I can transfer in my name and my sister name, I have both of my parents death certificate with me.
Thanking u,
Ajay
pramod kumar Singh
04 July 2021 at 05:40
I want to how much cost of stam purchase for new partnership firm agreement if there capital is less than one last.
Anila Nair
04 July 2021 at 03:41
Hello all,
I need a legal perspective on a ongoing issue with my building society. I stay in Navi Mumbai in small Cooperative Housing Society of 17 flats. In Aug or Sept 2017, we received update that in order to have building renovation (repairs and painting only, it's not going into redevelopment), every flat owner needs to pay 80k by March 2018. I paid 5k each mnth for a couple of mnths and then remaining amount totalling 80k was transferred by March 2018.
Due to other flat owners delaying their contributions and also other factors like rainy season and later covid in 2020, the renovation juts kept getting postponed. In January 2021, it was decided to start the work from March 2021 however after the contractors surveyed the extent of repair and other charges, each flat owner was asked to pay 25k more.
Now my question is that my 80k was with the society bank from March 2018 and has incurred a minimum of 5k in compound interest at 3.5% p.a. I and a couple of other flat owners who had paid the money on time, have asked the society chairman, secretary and treasurer to adjust the 2 years interest money that they have accumulated in the society account, which they have refused without any proper justification. Their explanation is aapko dia to sabko dena padega. If the money would have been in my bank this whole time, I would have benefitted from the interest amount.
To cut a long story short, I want to knw if the society can adjust the interest amt against the amt I am supposed to pay. I have already transferred 20 k and only the disputed amount of 5k is outstanding but keeps showing up as pending against my name in the maintenance bills. Can housing society take my interest money and refuse not to adjust it against my dues?
Thanks in advance.
MAHENDRA
04 July 2021 at 02:08
Dear sir, I had purchased one combined tractor mounted crop cutting harvester from John Deere showroom. Tractor is basically from "John Deere' company and Harvester box is from "Panesar company'. I started making complaints 10day's after I brought the machine.Mainly I had problem with harvester box which is got Poor material quality and not providing any servicing neither by dealer nor by harvester company. Panesar is also an "ISO 9001:2015 certified company.They never providing me single repair (servicing) nor responding to my complaints. I had complained to the John Deere company about the product their dealer sold to me but John Deere' backed them instead of taking action against them. I had complained to the Showroom Dealer,John Deere and Panesar company many times via phone and mail's. After 6 months now they are talking about the warranty which my harvester doesn't cover under warranty as my warranty was expired.Now they are telling they can't provide any free service if I want any Service I have to pay for it.I could not bear the fact that their machine caused me a lot of damage financially. Sir can I get compensation in this regard?
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Tata consultancy ltd is making covid vaccination mandatory.
Good Morning,
I am working with TATA Consultancy Services Ltd. and the company is forcing us to take COVID vaccination, either at their centre or anywhere else. They want all associates to be vaccinated. They have given us a deadline to get the 1st dose done by 15 July 2021 failing which we need to submit our RT-PCR test report once every week and submit it to HR, which is non-reimbursable.
I am afraid of this vaccination and thus have got my antibody test done where my body contains more than sufficient antibodies.
Please advise is it legally correct to force employees to either get a vaccination or submit weekly RT PCR reports?