Maintenance charges मेंटेनन्स शुल्क • मेंटेनेंस शुल्क
6 related bye-laws. Tap any one to read its summary.
Bye-law No. 64: Components of Society charges
Charges collected from members: property tax, water charges, common electricity, repairs & maintenance fund, lift maintenance, sinking fund, service charges, parking charges, interest on defaults, loan instalments, non-occupancy charges, insurance, lease rent, NA tax, education & training fund, election fund and others.
Bye-law No. 65: What service charges include
Staff salaries (watchmen, liftmen, gardeners etc.), office expenses, printing and stationery, travel allowance, sitting fees, education fund of the Rajya Sahakari Sangh, federation subscription, audit fees, meeting expenses, legal charges, common electricity and other charges approved by the general body.
Bye-law No. 66: How charges are apportioned
Property tax: as fixed by the local authority. Water: by number and size of inlets. Repairs: minimum 0.75% of construction cost per year. Lift: equally among all members of the building whether they use it or not. Service charges: equally per flat. Parking: rate fixed by general body. Insurance, lease rent, NA tax: by built-up area. Education fund: Rs. 10 per month. Election fund: equally.
Bye-law No. 68: Bills / demand notice
The Secretary issues bills to members by the date fixed by the Committee; members must pay in full within the period fixed.
Bye-law No. 69: Default and recovery
A member who does not pay within the period under Section 73CA is a defaulter. The Secretary reports defaults to the Committee, which initiates recovery under Section 101.
Bye-law No. 70: Interest on arrears
Simple interest up to 21% per year, or a lower rate fixed by the general body, is charged on dues from the due date till payment. (Note: the 2026 amended Rules reportedly reduce this ceiling — see 'Updates'.)