Parking rules

Guest (Querist) 01 January 2012 This query is : Resolved
My society was registered in 2002, but is yet to receive the deed of conveyance from the builder.
The managing committee refers to the Bye Laws of the Cooperative Societies (Blue Book - March 2011) for framing laws around functioning of the society.
One of the flat owners has apparently picked up a loophole in that book and is exploiting the same to park his commercial (tourist) vehicles inside the society. Also, he uses the maximum open space to park his vehicles (12 in total) causing utter inconvenience to other flat owners.
This is over and above the covered parking spaces he has purchased.
Can you please advise what is the right rulebook to reference and what exactly do the parking laws in Maharashtra state?

Thank you for your valuable time and inputs.

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Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 01 January 2012
Parking laws are very much clear. No allottee can bring vehicle inside society more than space permitted to him and if he violate this law, he should first be served with a legal notice and then society can move with the registrar or can also file a civil suit seeking injunction though the civil remedy should be applied at last when the concerned authorities become fail to tackle the situation.

ajay sethi (Expert) 01 January 2012
please answer the follwoing queries

1) how many parking slots are available in society?

2) how many parking slots are available ?

3) has the AGM as per bye laws allotd parking slots to members?

every member is entitled to one parking slot . if said memeber has been alloted one slot he is entitled to park his vehilce in said slot . society has to mark the slots for various members of the society . has this been done in your society ?

prabhakar singh (Expert) 02 January 2012
First answer queries raised by Mr.Sethi to have correct answer.

Guest (Querist) 03 January 2012
Mr Sethi,

Thank you for your inputs. I will try and get the required information from the managing committee as soon as possible.

Regards
Farooq

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