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OBSTACLES IN REDEVELOPMENT BY ILLEGAL STRUCTURE OR UNAUTHORIZED USER

OBSTACLES IN REDEVELOPMENT BY ILLEGAL STRUCTURE OR UNAUTHORIZED USER

11 months ago

Road to Redevelopment for Co-Operative Housing Society

Redevelopment of Society is a process that involves the reconstruction of old residential buildings to meet the needs of modern living. This process is often undertaken by Co-operative Housing Societies, which are groups of homeowners who come together to manage and maintain their residential complex. The journey of Society Redevelopment begins with the identification of the need for Redevelopment. This can be due to various reasons such as the condition of the old building, the deterioration of the building structure, the need for additional amenities or the desire to upgrade the living standards of the residents.

11 months ago

BENEFITS TO THE TENANTS IN REDEVELOPMENT

Redevelopment can be a win-win situation for both landlords and tenants, as long as it is done in a fair and sustainable way. Tenants should be informed and consulted about the redevelopment plans, and their needs and preferences should be taken into account. Tenants should also be aware of their rights and responsibilities during the redevelopment process, and seek legal or professional advice. By working together with the landlords, developers, government agencies, and community organizations, tenants can benefit from redevelopment and enjoy a better quality of life.

1 year ago

Landlords - Road to Redevelopment

Redevelopment is the rightful solution to challenges like deterioration and degradation of buildings, expanding families leading to space constraints, or simply to fulfill one’s desire for a better housing with new set of amenities Conduct of a structural audit is a must to assess the suitability for redevelopment. Appointing a lawyer is the smartest first step to proceed with the redevelopment plan. Factors like property title, paperwork and documentation, legal agreements will be well taken care of by legal support. Project Management Consultants (PMC) are the next essential requirement for redevelopment, especially when landlords want their primary say in the process, design and execution of redevelopment. Selection of a right builder by assessing the builders previous deliverables is another key step towards a successful redevelopment.

1 year ago

Consent of the Members in the Redevelopment Process for Cooperative Housing Society

A minimum of more than 20%. Members of the society must give requisition for calling a Special General Body Meeting to discuss and decide whether the society is Ready to proceed for Redevelopment. A minimum consent of members of the Society is required for redevelopment. Minimum 51% of the society members must give their consent. This minimum requirement ensures that the majority of the members are in favour of the redevelopment project before it moves forward. Thereafter, at a later stage the members consent is mandatory such as at the time of Appointment of the Developer and other professionals such as Lawyer, PMC, Valuer, CA etc. Obtaining consent ensures that the interests, concerns, and preferences of all members are taken into consideration. Ultimately, obtaining the consent of the members plays a Very crucial and Important role in creating a successful redevelopment process that benefits both the project's objectives and the well-being of the Members.

1 year ago

NCLAT has Power to Recall Its Judgement In Case of a Procedural Error

The recent ruling by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has shed light on its power to recall judgments. While the NCLAT does not possess the authority to review its judgments, it can exercise its inherent power under Rule 11 of the NCLAT Rule, 2016, to recall judgments in cases where procedural errors have been committed during the delivery of the earlier judgment. This ruling, prompted by a specific case, clarifies that the power of recall is not intended to re-hear a case or identify apparent errors in the judgment but rather to address procedural errors such as the absence of necessary parties during the judgment's delivery or fraud in obtaining the judgment. It provides valuable insights into the NCLAT's powers and emphasizes the importance of fair proceedings and procedural adherence in delivering accurate and just judgments.
1 year ago

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