The posts of members of housing societies in the state are shown. A big hurdle will arise for members with more than two children. The Mumbai High Court’s decision has compounded the woes of members of housing societies across the state. Bombay High Court has given it a big blow. A petition related to Ekta Nagar Cooperative Housing Society in Kandivli may have arrived. What is it, what will be the consequences?
Why should the High Court issue?
The Bombay High Court has ruled that a person with more than two incomes is ineligible to be a committee member of a housing society. A person having more than two children cannot be a committee member of a housing society, this High Court has clearly stated. or the petition filed disqualifies him from being a member of the Management Committee of the housing society alone because he has more than two children filed in the case.
This is also a contract
There is a provision in the law
Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act exists in the state. Or under section 73C of the Act, rules are made to disqualify a person from being a member of the management committee of a housing society. It states the reasons for disqualification related to death.
According to this, a person having wealth more than both will not be allowed to be a member of the committee of the housing society, the order passed by the court mentioned. A single judge bench of Justice Avinash Gharote declared the petitioner ineligible under the small family rules of the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act.
Who filed the application?
Kandivli Ekta Nagar Cooperative Housing Society is located in Charkop area of Kandivli West. Pawan Kumar Singh is a member of the Administrative Committee of the Institute. The Chief Deputy Registrar would have declared him ineligible. This decision was upheld by the Assistant Registrar. Thanrajin Singh was in the High Court. His application was rejected by the court. It is clear that the small family rule is binding on the members of housing societies across the state.
