No need to worry for encroachers

Santosh K Wagle

We wish to inform you that our Society is desirous of going for redevelopment and consists of 20 residents and 8 shops.

The Society during the tenure of the earlier Secretary permitted shops to use vacant space in front of the shops (quadrangle) which approx. admeasures 300sq.ft with very nominal refundable deposit.

The shop members are now laying conditions that only if they get additional open space which they are using, in front of their shops, after redevelopment, will they sign the consent letter.

Kindly advise us the course of action we can take in this regard.

I C Naik

REDEVLOPMENT proposal needs approval of duly registered members of the CHS in GENERAL BODY MEETING. If the shopkeepers who oppose revelopment, if not registered as members of CHS in what way their consent matters. They have to oppose in GBM where they have no voting power. If at all they are ‘infiltrators’ ‘encroachers’ for a small deposit. It requires a REDEVOLPMENT proposal to be approved by the CHS in GBM as required under Circular bearing No. CHS 2007/CR554/14-C, Co-operation, Marketing and Textiles Department Date: 3rd January 2009 containing a Directive under Section 79 (A) of Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act 1960 . So go ahead with REDEVELOPMENT and do not worry for the consent of such unauthorised and illegal occupants. BE BRAVE for you are not doing anything wrong. May be by going forward your former Secretary who broke an illegal deal comes in to docks.

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