Co-operative Housing Society

Co-operative Housing Society cases generally refer to legal cases or matters related to the functioning and governance of co-operative housing societies. These societies are formed by a group of individuals who come together to collectively own and manage a residential building or complex.

Some common types of Co-operative Housing Society cases include:

• Registration of the Co-Op. Societies.
• Opinion on the issues relating to society and members
• Disputes related to violation of bye-laws or regulations of the society
• Conveyance and Deemed Conveyance in favour of society
• Appreciations to the Honorary services given by the office bearers and managing committee members of the society
• Offences committed by the managing committee
• Disputes related to elections, appointments, and removal of office bearers
• Disputes related to maintenance and repair of the society's property
• Disputes related to charges and dues payable by the members of the society
• Disputes related to unauthorized construction or alterations within the society
• Disputes related to use of common areas and amenities within the society

Usha Tiwari & Associates is a law firm that may specialize in handling Co-operative Housing Society cases or have experience in this area of law. We handle cases before the Hon’ble Authorities under the Act such as Deputy Registrars of Co-Operative Societies, Divisional Joint Registrars of Co-Operative Societies as well as the Hon’ble Co-Operative Minister, Co-Operative Courts, Co-Operative Appellate Courts, High Court.