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FAQs regarding SRA Society

 Registration formalities for a SRA Society Q,1) What is the minimum number of promoters required to join the registration proposal? Ans) 60% of the flat purchasers/ promoters are required to join the registration proposal if building is constructed by builder/developer. 90% promoters are required to join the registration proposal for society of open plot type category. Q 2.What is the minimum number of promoters required to sign the registration proposal? Ans) 60% of the promoters who have joined the registration proposal are required to sign it. Q 3.What is the currency used for all transactions? Ans) Cooperative Housing Society having less than 10 units can be registered subject to the following conditions: · The built up area of each unit should not be more than 700 sq. ft. · There should not be balance F.S.I Q 4.What is the remedy available, if the builder does not register a Co-operative Housing Society? Ans) Chief Promoter of the proposed society shall submit a registration ...

Important dates for Co-op Housing Societies

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Understand the concept of a Cooperative Housing Society (Part 2)

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Management of the Society Affairs - Part 1

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Important dates for Co-op Housing Societies

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Minutes of the AGM, SGM, Managing Committee in a Co-op Housing Society

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Cooperative Housing Societies are covered under RTI

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Should the Lockdown be extended again and again?

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Leakages from Terraces - who is responsible?

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The problem of Leakages in a Cooperative Housing Society

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3rd part: MSEDC officials can't reduce bills..

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Part 2 of Inflated Electricity Bills from MSEDC

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Inflated Electricity Bills from MSEDC

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From August 1, 2020 Maharashtra Farmers Can Access Land Records online

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*From August 1, 2020 Maharashtra Farmers Can Access Land Records online* Launching the reform, State Revenue Minister Balasaheb Thorat said digitally signed 8A forms can be accessed online from August 1. Farmers in State will no longer have to visit local talathi to obtain original copies of land record. A Year After it made digitally signed 7/12 extracts or ‘record of land rights’ available, the State Government has now introduced a second reform by allowing farmers to access the document depicting land ownership of an individual or a group, more commonly referred to as village form 8A, to be similarly accessible from Home. Launching the reform, state Revenue Minister Balasaheb Thorat said digitally signed 8A forms can be accessed online from August 1. While both land Records are sought for Property transactions in village areas, farmers also require signed 8A forms to avail farm loans and other credit from financial institutions. As per records, there are over 4.75 crore ownership ac...