Hemant Bhatia
I was a landowner and had given my property for redevelopment. The developer constructed 25 Units and sold 18 of them to commercial users and the rest 7 to the landowners and tenants. The commercial users being in brute majority have formed their committee, with no representation from the resident members. The facts are as below.
1. The plot is in a residential zone.
2. Ours is a housing society.
3. The water meter is in my name and is for residential usage.
4. The C.C & O.C are for residential usage only.
5. Its been a year that I have complained to the Dy. Rgstrar of Co-op, but no action is initiated
6. There are commercial users up to the 6th floor.
7. The maintenance is charged equally to resident members whereas the usage of common amenities is more by the offenders, with the visitors, staff and the tea vendor using the lift.
8. Please advice what steps should I take to resolve the issues
9. The Municipal corporation has filed a case in the Municipal court U/s 347 B. but only dates are being given. No progress since the last 6 months
I C Naik
File a Complaint in Cooperative Court under Section 91 of Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act 1960 as the dispute is about the business of the Society.
File a Complaint against re-developer for deficiency in service pointing out the clause of agreement which has been violated. But before proceeding as aforesaid, file an application for approval of the Dy Registrar under Section 148 of the MCS Act 1960.
If no approval is received with in two months, file a complaint with the Deputy District Registrar against the Dr Registrar’s inaction, as you have the experience.
our society entered in redevelopment agreement with developers in 2010.and matter is standstill .MC handglove with builder .how to come out this problem and take back possession of my unit surrendered earlier .