West bengal co op society nomination process

To nominate one son as the nominee of the property, the flat owner should:

1. Check the bye-laws of the cooperative society or the terms of the property deed to understand the nomination process. 

2. Fill out the nomination form provided by the society or create a nomination deed. 

3. Mention the name, address, and relationship of the nominee (son). 

4. Get the form or deed signed by two witnesses. 

5. Register the nomination form or deed with the society. Documents required: 

1. Nomination form or deed 

2. ID proof of the nominee 3. Proof of relationship between the flat owner and nominee 

4. Witness signatures NO Obtaining NOC from other sons and daughters is not mandatory but recommended to avoid disputes. 

The nominee can obtain NOC from siblings after the flat owner's demise. The nomination is valid after:

 1. Registration with the society

 2. Payment of any required fees

 3. Acknowledgment by the society To claim the nomination, the nominee should:

1. Produce the death certificate of the flat owner

 2. Submit the nomination form or deed

3. Provide ID proof and proof of relationship 

4. Obtain a succession certificate from the court (if required) 

As per supreme court judgement nominee is just a custodian.. So if any sibling refuse the give NOC and files objection to the society, claims equal share what will happen then?