Federations

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 27 October 2025 This query is : Resolved
A federation of 7 buildings societies out of 11 building societies is registered as per laws but remaining 4 are not in position to accept membership of 7 buildings societies federation ? How ca it be dealt with common area maintenance?

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A federation of 7 building societies has formed, but 4 others are unwilling to join. This raises questions about common area maintenance. While federations offer benefits, individual societies can refuse membership for various reasons. Options for the existing federation include negotiation, legal action, or proceeding without the reluctant parties. The unregistered buildings retain their rights to common areas and can pay maintenance as per bylaws.

kavksatyanarayana Online

(Expert) 27 October 2025
A building may refuse to join a federation of housing societies for a variety of reasons, which can be financial, legal, or due to internal conflict. A federation offers benefits like collective bargaining power and better management of shared resources, but a building may not agree if it doesn't see a clear advantage. The other buildings can explore several options, including negotiation, legal measures, and forming the federation without the reluctant party. T

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 28 October 2025
The status of 4 unregistered buildings is different to that of 7 registered buildings (under which laws/ Act has not been disclosed)
Common area in both scenario is different.
Incomplete and vague facts makes the query as if it is a time pass post by an anonymous author.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 28 October 2025
There's no compulsion on the other four buildings to join the federation.
Their common area rights cannot be denied by the federation.
They can pay the maintenance for common area as per bylaws.

P. Venu (Expert) 01 November 2025
Is the federation registered? If so, under which law?

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 02 November 2025
Show relevant records to a local prudent lawyer for proper appreciation of facts, professional advise and necessary proceeding to protect your interest.

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