I am a resident of ___Silicon Bay_______ Cooperative Housing Society, Pune. For a prolonged period, my family has been subjected to repeated excessive noise caused by a neighbouring resident through the continuous blowing of a conch (Shankh) and loud ringing of bells, causing significant disturbance and mental distress. Despite multiple written and oral complaints to the Managing Committee, no effective or lasting action has been taken. We have also approached the local police, who referred the matter to mediation; however, the issue remains unresolved. The Managing Committee has failed to discharge its obligations under the **Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960** and the applicable **Model Bye-laws of Cooperative Housing Societies** by not addressing repeated resident grievances or preventing continuing nuisance. The **Supreme Court in *Church of God (Full Gospel) in India v. K.K.R. Majestic Colony Welfare Association* (2000) 7 SCC 282** and ***In Re: Noise Pollution* (2005) 5 SCC 733** has affirmed that while religious practices are protected, they do not extend to creating excessive noise that infringes upon the rights of others. I respectfully request immediate intervention to: 1. Direct the Managing Committee to take effective action against the continuing nuisance. 2. Investigate the Committee's repeated failure to redress resident grievances. 3. Ensure compliance with the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, the society's bye-laws, and applicable noise pollution laws. 4. Pass appropriate directions to safeguard residents' right to peaceful enjoyment of their homes. Copies of previous complaints, legal notices, and other supporting documents can be furnished upon request.  CHS, property-related issues
Dear Moksha, Kindly make a complaint against neighbours conch and other puja noise to Deputy registrar of Co-operative Societies of your area, under Bye-law No. 174(A)(xxii), who will call an...Read More
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Can sole owner in his lifetime make a Release Deed/Family arrangement for future when he is dead ,in name of his Daughter,s son so in future no problems are created by Society to transfer flat in his name. In such case what papers should be given to society? Present nomination is in daughter`s name. Also water charges as per no. of connections but IF Members of mg. com. use Pressure Pumps (ILLEGAL)due to which higher floors donot get water. What can be done? Reporting to BMC does not helps as when THEY VISIT Hon Sec etc give them some big names of BMC & they go away without any action.  CHS, property-related issues
Dear Ashok, You have two problems, the solution to each of the problem is as under, (1) To get your ownership lat after your death, you will make a Sub-Registrar of Assurances registered Will....Read More
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