How many Minimum numbers of promoters are required to join the Registration Proposal?
- If the building is constructed by the developer or builder, 60 % of the flat purchasers/ promoters are required to join the registration proposal.
- If the society is of open plot type category, 90% of promoters are required to join the registration proposal.
How many Minimum numbers of promoters are required to Sign the Registration Proposal?
The registration proposal joined by 60% of the promoters is required to sign it.
If the Cooperative housing society is having less than 10 units, can it be registered?
the following are the conditions if the cooperative housing society is having less than 10 units,
- The Maximum Built-up Area of each Unit should not Exceed 700 sq. ft.
- There should not be a balance F.S.I
What is the possible solution, if the builder does not enroll in a Co-operative Housing Society?
A registration proposal of the co-operative housing society shall be submitted by the chief promoter of the proposed society to the concerned Registrar under the category of Non-Co-operation of the builder.
-Registrar may consider such a proposition for Registration on merit.
For a Cooperative Housing Society in a private building, what are the conditions for registration?
The Following are the conditions for the registration of CHS in a private Building.
- The CHS can be registered by the Registering Authority on merit if 90% of the Occupants Join the Registration proposal.
- The CHS can be registered by the Registering Authority on merit on the previous approval of the State Government if 75% to 90% of the occupants join the registration proposal.
- The proposal for registration will not be contemplated if the percentage of occupants is below 75%.
- The Occupant promoter shall have to agree to contribute to the cost of flats of non-joining occupants for joining the proposed CHS.
- subtenants and not the occupants are allowed to join the proposed CHS if in case the occupants have created the Sub - tenancy in terms of the Rent Act.
Does the Chief promoter have the power to withdraw the money deposited in the bank in the name of the proposed CHS?
- The Chief Promoter has got no authority to withdraw such money.
- The money can only be withdrawn with the permission of the registrar before the registration of CHS.
How much fees are to be paid for the registration of CHS to the Government?
The Present Registration fee is Tenant Co-partnership /ownership CHS Rs.2500.00 Other CHS Rs.2500.00
Do the promoters are required to submit their Applications for the membership of Chief Promoters before registration of CHS?
Yes, all the promoters should submit their application for membership to the Chief Promoter before registration to allow them to undertake the receipt of the application for membership in the Prescribed “Y” form to be submitted at the time of registration to the Registering Authority.
What is the solution available if the Chief Promoter does not deposit the share money received from the promoters in the bank?
- If the chief promoter fails in depositing the share money collected from the promoters of the proposed CHS amounts to an Offence under section 146 of M.C.S. Act 1960.
- The chief promoter can be executed in the court of law with the prior approval of the Divisional Joint Registrar of concerned Division u/s 148
What is the solution available, if the registration proposal is rejected?
The rejection order can be challenged by filing the appeal under section 152 of the M.C.S. Act 1960 before the Divisional Joint Registrar C.S. Of the concerned Division.
When can be the first General Meeting convened?
Within a period of three months from the date of registration of CHS the first general meeting can be conveyed.
What is the solution if the chief promoter does not call the first general meeting in time?
If the chief promoter does not call the first general meeting in time the Registering Authority can call the Meeting.
