Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common enquiries

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Is redevelopment governed by the Cooperative Housing Society Act?

Legal

Yes, redevelopment procedures must comply with the Maharashtra Cooperative Housing Societies Act, 1960 and government resolutions.

Can a single member stop society redevelopment?

Legal

No, if redevelopment follows legal procedure and required majority consent, an individual member cannot stall the project.

Are redevelopment agreements registered?

Legal

Yes, development agreements and permanent alternate accommodation agreements must be compulsorily registered.

Is registration compulsory for property purchase?

Legal

Yes, property registration is mandatory to establish legal ownership under the Registration Act, 1908.

What is deemed conveyance?

Legal

Deemed conveyance allows societies to obtain land title if the developer fails to convey it within the stipulated time.

Can property be sold without OC?

Legal

Selling property without OC is risky and may lead to legal and utility issues.

Can societies terminate a developer during redevelopment?

Legal

Yes, societies may terminate developers for breach of contract following due legal process.