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ARUN JOGALEKAR (executive)     15 August 2020

Penalising a member of a chs under byelaws

If a society passes a resolution in AGM in 2018 empowering the Managing committee to penalise members for violations to a max amount of Rs.5000 based on the MC decision/hearing , is it binding on the members in 2021 and can the MC penalise members without a hearing in AGM or SGM , and on its own MC hearing after issuing show cause notice ?


Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether a Housing Society's Managing Committee can penalise members based on a 2018 AGM resolution. It questions if this resolution remains binding and if the MC can impose penalties with its own hearing, following a show cause notice, without needing a General Body meeting approval. Advice suggests that societies can penalise members, with recourse to the Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies if aggrieved, but also highlights the importance of adhering to byelaws regarding hearings.

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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate)     15 August 2020

Hello,

Society can penalise the members. If you are aggrieved by the penalising you can approach joint registrar of co.op. society. 

ARUN JOGALEKAR (executive)     15 August 2020

Thanks, however can the society penalise the members without giving him a chance to defend himself in the general body meeting .

As per bye law states that penalties can only be levied after a general body hearing. Pls advise.


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