Ours is a Chawl Committee. No society rules are applicable. The Managing Committee brought XYZ developer for redevelopment of our Chawl having 72 owners. Please note that an appointment letter was issued to XYZ developer was prior to obtaining the consent of the room owners. However, this Managing Committee members are misleading illiterate room owners and have started taking their signatures on an Indemnity bond and Affidavit cum indemnity bond without any exit clause by incorporating another developer name ABC which was incorporated after an appointment letter was issued to XYZ. Is this legally correct and how can it be challenged? Secondly, how to avoid friction between illiterate room owners and educated room owners who are opposing above illegal work? If this Managing Committee members succeed in getting the signatures of 51% room owners out of 72 room owners, Will their move be successful for going in for redevelopment process in view of above change? I have already posted details in addition to above development. Please advice Regards, Rajaram Pandurang Thorve
Dear Client, based on your question, The actions of the Managing committee seem to be suspect otherwise they seem to be switching to the XYZ developer without proper deference and consent by the owners. To contest this, you may file a complaint with the local demolition site committee or file a court case to prevent this action until all the requirements are fulfilled. In order to limit conflict perhaps the meeting should be for framing up a meeting where all owners, possibly with a neutral legal counsel ideas, would require considering the threats. Hope this advise help you. For more detail discussion feel free to contact us.
Dear Client, Based on your question, If there was no consent of the room owners and if there is a bypass of internal procedures and there is no open debate on the appointment of ABC developer, the acts done by the Managing Committee seem within law, though questionable. In order to contest this, dissenting members have an opportunity to lodge a grievance with the local bodybuilding authority or they have a legal option of filling a suit or filing for an injunction where they are able to stop the issue of consent until filling all the required legal requirements. it would suggest to consult an advocate for advice. Hope this answer help you. For more detail discussion feel free to contact.
Dear Sir, Please contact local advocate who is well acquainted with the subject matter otherwise may not get effective legal advise.
