Membership सभासदत्व • सदस्यता
4 related bye-laws. Tap any one to read its summary.
Bye-law No. 17: Eligibility for membership
Individuals competent to contract, firms/companies/bodies, societies, Government, local authorities and registered public trusts may be members. A minor or person of unsound mind who inherits or is nominated may become a member through a guardian. Approval of CIDCO/MHADA/SRA/Collector is needed where land was granted by them. Members cannot exceed the number of flats.
Bye-law No. 19: Conditions for membership
With the application: value of at least 10 shares and Rs. 100 entrance fee; details of other property in the area; undertaking to use the flat for the purpose purchased; undertaking if no independent income; certified copy of the stamped and registered agreement. Associate members apply through the member with Rs. 100 entrance fee.
Bye-law No. 22: Rights of members and Active Member
Members exercise rights under the Act, Rules and Bye-laws only after paying dues. Active Member: attended at least one general meeting in the last 5 years (unless excused by the general body), owns a flat and pays charges regularly. Non-active members are informed within 30 days after 31 March; appeal to the Registrar within 60 days.
Bye-law No. 62: General procedure for applications
All applications (membership, transfer, letting intimation, alterations, parking, exchange, extra flat, mortgage, terrace use, complaints etc.) go to the Secretary, who acknowledges them. Defects are pointed out within 15 days; the application is placed at the next meeting and decided within 3 months; rejections are minuted with reasons and communicated within 15 days. If a membership decision is not communicated within 3 months, the applicant is deemed a member.