1)Voting shall be by raising of hands or by secret ballot, as the case may be

2) Date, time and place for voting etc shall formally be notified by the assocaition

3) all members present in the meeting should exercise right to vote

4) it cannot be done in parts

5) resolution can be passed without documenting the discussions and justifcation of resolution

6)resolution passed is binding on all members of the association . it cannot be revoked by them

7) check provisions of bye laws adopted by the assocation for legal action that can be taken in case you are aggrived by decision taken by the association

1. Secret voting is rarely done and in housing association cases it is unheard of. However if the bye laws so provides it can be done.

2. Again it can be done if allowed by bye laws of the society.

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4. The registrar can on complain of flat owners revoke the resolution.

5. Depend on majority decision

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voting rights shall be govern by the bye-laws of the society. read the bye-laws of the society and if there is any confusion or you want any clarification then contact again.

1. Secret vote is unheard in such meetings which are meant for running the affairs of the Society though no where it has been mentioned that it is illegal.

2. No. There should be one meeting which should be minuted detailing the attendees.

3. No. The minutes of the meeting and also the resolution passed should be put in black and white to be signed by all the attendees.

4. If the procedure taken to pass the resolution is illegal, the managing committee can not legally implement the decision taken in the said resolution.

5. First ensure that they can not rectify the technical errors made by changing/amending the records/documents. After that report the matter to the Registrar. You can approach the High court also seeking order for quashing the said resolution, if te Registrar fails to act.

1. It is unheard of any where since it is for the welfare of the members of the society only and is not a political voting.

2. However, secret ballot in such case has not been restrained either. the perspective for arranging for such secret ballot is required to be known for further commenting on the matter.

k d kulkarni vs j n society 2011 SRC, secret voting is invalid because stricter rule laid down that a registered society is a legal entity it has neither a living mind nor voice. It can only express its will in a formal way by a formal resolution hence secret voting is not permitted.

The election procedure of any association is defends on its bye-laws, memorandum of articles and memorandum of association and the law contemplated. 1. if bye-lays permits the elections can be done by way of secrete ballot in AGM. 2. If no sufficient quorum at the time of election fixed, the election can be postponed for another day or for some time after same day. Still no quorum the election process can be completed, but, same thing must be mention in election notice issued by the election officer / election committee. 3. No, resolution cannot be passed without documentation and justification. 4. Any dispute related to association can be challenged before court of law. There are some Cooperative Tribunal constituted for this purposes. The election Process can be challenged before concerned Tribunal by way of Original Petition by a member of the association. 5. In case of deny, you have to file case before concerned Cooperative Tribunal or Civil Court of Law.

1. Ordinarily, voting is open and is done through raising of hands, but if there is a resolution passed by the majority members then voting can be through a secret ballot.

2. Voting cannot be made in parts.

3. A resolution can be passed without documenting the discussions and justification of resolution. There is no mandatory requirement of documenting the discussion.

4. Once the resolution is passed it can be revoked only by the majority vote.

voting can be by show of hands or secret ballot in a baord meeting

1. Secret ballot can be decided in a meeting if there are competition for various posts.

2. If the voting is done within the time specified then it is valid.

3. Resolution can be passed by majority of people accepting the same.

ust to check again...Voting in a Board meeting (Not AGM) of Board of Managers (BOM) can be secret voting?

You may check the bye laws on this and confirm the same.