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Parking Policy for a CHS The parking places are to be allotted by the Managing Committee in accordance with the guidelines set out in the registered bye-laws of the society subject to any rules made by general body meeting.. Bye-Law No  78 to 84 contains rules applicable to parking and these are binding on all members and the Managing Committee must work accordingly. Any decision contrary to any of these Bye-Laws is invalid and not binding. Bye-Law No 79 reads as under: ‘No member may be entitled to utilise more parking spaces/stilts than what is allotted to him by the Committee /Builder’ implying that one member may be allotted more than one parking space. Though Bye-Law No 81 indicates one parking per member, it does expressly provide as under; If any stilts or parking spaces remain un allotted for want of applicants for allotment, a second or third stilt or parking space may be allotted to the same member who has earlier been allotted the stilt or the parking space. S

Designation Name Contact No. Hon’ble Minister Hon’ble Shri Subhash Deshmukh (022) 22843647 Hon’ble State Minister Hon’ble Shri Gulabrao Patil (022) 22843246 Hon’ble Principal Secretary Hon’ble Shri. S. S. Sandhu (IAS) (022) 22025283/ 22813823 Hon’ble Commissioner Cooperation & Registrar of Coop. Societies, M. S. Pune Hon’ble Dr. Vijay N. Zade (IAS) (020) 26122500 / 26122739 Additional Commissioner & Special Registrar Coop. Societies, M. S. Pune Dr. Anand Jogdand (I/c.) (020) 26145788 Additional Registrar Co-Operative Societies, M. S. Pune (Administration) Shri. Shailesh J Kotmire (020) 26129572 Additional Registrar Co-Operative Societies, M. S. Pune (Inspection & Election) Dr. Nagnath P. Yaglewad (020) 26127261 Additional Registrar Co-Operative Societies, M. S. Pune (Recovery & Planning) Shri. Dnyandev Mukane (020) 26128979 Additional Registrar Co-Operative Societies, M. S. Pune (Audit) Shri. Rajesh Jadhvar (I/c.) (020) 26127217

"प्रिमियमची रक्कम जास्तीसजास्त रु. २५०००/- असेल", तसेच २५०००/- किंवा संस्थेच्या सर्वसाधारण सभेने ठरावकरून संमत केलेल्या रक्कमेपेक्षा जी रक्कम कमी असेल ती राहील.  सदनिका / गाळा हस्तांतर करतांना आकारावयाच्या प्रिमियम दराबाबत असे स्पष्ट  परिपत्रक सहकार विभागा तर्फे काढण्यात आले आहे . सहकारी संस्थेच्या आदर्श उपविधीतील उपविधी क्र. ३८(नऊ ) मध्ये शासनाने वेळोवेळी निर्गमित केलेल्या परिपत्रका नुसार मर्यादेमध्येच हस्तांतरण शुल्क आकारले पाहिजे अशी तरतूद आहे.  महाराष्ट्र सहकारी संस्था अधिनियम १९६० चे कलम ७९(अ ) अव्यये शासना तर्फे हौसिंग मॅन्युअल २०११ लागू केले आहे. त्या मध्ये प्रकरण ३ मधील मुद्या ३. १० अन्वये स्पष्टपणे नमूद केले आहे . तरी सुध्दा काही गृहनिर्माण संस्था शासनाच्या आदेशाचे उल्लंघन करून संस्थेच्या वार्षिक सर्वसाधारण सभेत जादा प्रिमियम शुल्क आकारणी करण्याचा  ठराव पारित करतात. अशा प्रकाराला आळा घालण्यासाठी सहकार विभागाने ९ ऑगस्ट २०१८ रोजी एक परिपत्रक काढून असे स्पष्ट निर्देश दिले आहेकी, सहकारी गृहनिर्माण संस्था या आदेशाचे पालन करत नसेल तर त्या संस्थेच्या पदाधिक

What is the stamp duty payable on rental agreements in Maharashtra and what are the rules that govern the registration of such documents? We explain There are several legal formalities that one needs to comply with, when letting out a property or taking a place on rent. The agreements for leave and licence are required to be stamped and registered. As stamp duty is a state subject, all states have different rates and laws dealing with stamp duty. Here, we shall discuss the law as applicable to stamp duty and registration of leave and licence transactions, in the state of Maharashtra. Stamp duty provisions The basic framework of stamp duty is laid down in the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, which authorises the states to modify the same, as per their needs. Accordingly, the government of Maharashtra passed the Bombay Stamp Act, 1958. The payment of stamp duty on leave and licence agreements, is covered under Article 36A of the Bombay Stamp Act, 1958. Leave and licence agreements are re

मालमत्तांचे आणि जागांचे वाढते भाव लक्षात घेता, बहुतांश मालमत्तांच्या व्यवहारात कर्ज घेतले जाते. मालमत्ता खरेदीचे बांधकामाच्या स्थितीनुसार दोन मुख्य प्रकार आहेत. एक- बांधकाम पूर्ण होऊन ताबा मिळण्यास तयार असलेले. आणि दुसरे, बांधकाम चालू असलेले. ताबा तयार असलेली जागा घ्यायची झाल्यास त्याबाबतीत कर्जाचा व्यवहारात तुलनेने सोपा आणि सरळ असतो. जागेचा मोबदला ठरतो, व्यवहार आणि करार होतो, बाकी औपचारिकता पूर्ण केल्या की कर्ज देणारी संस्था विकणाऱ्याच्या नावे पैसे देते आणि मग खरेदीदाराचे मासिक हप्ते (ई.एम.आय.) सुरू होतात. बांधकाम सुरू असलेल्या आणि ताबा मिळायला अवकाश असलेल्या जागांच्या कर्जाचे व्यवहार हे काहीसे किचकट असतात. या व्यवहारांमध्ये व्यवहार आणि करार होऊन औपचारिकता पूर्ण झाली की लगेच सगळी कर्जरक्कम दिली जात नाही. सर्वसाधारणत: बांधकामाच्या प्रगतीच्या प्रमाणात कर्जाची रक्कम विकासकास देण्यात येते (डिस्बर्समेंट). जेवढे बांधकाम झाले तेवढय़ाच प्रमाणात कर्जरक्कम दिली गेल्याने, साहजिकच ग्राहक किंवा खरेदीदारास मासिक हप्तासुद्धा दिल्या गेलेल्या रकमेच्या प्रमाणातच भरावा लागतो. ग्राहकांच्या दृष्टीने

As  complaints  rise, stringent order issued on legal action to be taken on cooperative committees that charge over Rs 25,000 as transfer fees While cooperative housing societies are notorious for imposing some of the strictest rules for residency, they have now received a rap on the knuckles themselves from the government for exploiting new members that come to them. After receiving several complaints that such societies are illegally levying extra transfer charges and transfer premiums from flat owners, the state commissioner for cooperation and registrar of cooperative societies has cracked down on these inconsistencies, issuing a stringent order to all deputy district registrars (DDR) of co-operative societies to initiate legal action against offending office-bearers, if found guilty of such actions. The order, issued on August 10, has further stated that any managing committee discovered perpetrating such acts will be disqualified from contesting intra-society elections for the n

WATER CRISIS TROUBLING YOUR HOUSING SOCIETY? Has your housing society been facing constant water cuts due to shortage in water supply? Is investing in water tankers and booster pumps the permanent solution? RAINWATER HARVESTING – THE SOLUTION TO OUR WATER CRISIS If implemented properly, the cost of a water harvesting or recycling system, would be minimal compared to its gains. Rainwater Harvesting involves the process of diverting rainwater from surfaces to tanks or into the ground, for use at a later stage. Underground tanks can be used, to store the rainwater and it can be used for flushing or gardening. However, the amount of water that can be stored, is limited by the size of tank. Hence, an alternative method, is to dig bore-wells in the ground and divert the rainwater into it, to recharge the ground water. From bore-wells, this potable water can be pumped for daily use. By using harvested rainwater, housing complexes and individual households can reduce their dependence on munic

Co-op. Housing Societies Q.1. Which are the books of accounts that have to be maintained by the Society ? What are the statement of accounts that have to be circulated by the Society at the end of the Co-operative year to its members ? Ans. The Society should maintain the Cash book, General Ledger and Personal Ledger. In the Cash Book all the cash transactions should be recorded. The General Ledger and the Personal Ledger reflect the heads of various accounts for which payments are made by the Society. The Society must prepare the Receipts and Payments Account, the income & Expenditure Statement and the Balance-Sheet as on 31st March every year. Q. 2 What should be the approach of the member and of the society with regard to the additions and alterations being proposed to be carried out by the member of the Society ? Ans. The member when propose to carry out additions and alterations in the flat should first submit a written proposal to the society. Member should ensure