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Maharashtra Government Resolutions (GRs)

Authoritative policy directives and circular orders issued by the Government of Maharashtra Law & Cooperation Department.

SAGRUYO-1001/PRA.KRA.135/14-SA13 August 2001

Government Resolution on Non-Occupancy Charges (10% Cap)

Restricts non-occupancy charges to not more than 10% of service charges (excluding municipal taxes). Binding on all registered cooperative housing societies.

CO-OP-ELEC/2019/CR-1106 April 2019

Government Resolution on Societies with up to 250 Members (Elections)

Simplified election procedure allowing societies with 250 or fewer members to conduct elections at an SGM under an appointed returning officer without State Election Authority intervention.

GR/REV-DEEMED-201822 June 2018

Deemed Conveyance Simplification Order

Streamlined procedure for deemed conveyance granting unilateral title transfer when builders fail to convey land within four months of society registration.

Source & Statutory Verification

Source Verified
Official Source DocumentGovernment Resolution on Non-Occupancy Charges & Housing Governance
Statutory Provision / SectionSection 79A Directives & Departmental GRs
Enacting AuthorityGovernment of Maharashtra, Cooperation, Marketing and Textiles Department
Version & Effective DateState GR dated 13 August 2001 (Eff. 2001-08-13)
Statutory Context: Upheld by Bombay High Court in Mont Blanc CHS vs State of Maharashtra. Binding on all cooperative housing societies in Maharashtra.
Last verified against gazette: 2024-08-15
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Legal Information Notice: This guidance is provided for general informational purposes only. Statutory provisions, departmental rules, and model bye-laws may change over time through legislative amendments or government notifications. Legal and procedural applicability can depend on your society's registered bye-laws, classification, and specific facts. Managing committees and members should verify current requirements with official authorities or seek professional advice before taking formal decisions. This content does not constitute formal legal advice.