Send a legal notice to the Society calling upon them to forthwith do the formal transfer of share certificates in your name.
Approach the consumer forum if the needful is not done despite the legal notice.
Society not issuing share certificate
Dear all, I have purchase a flat in mumbai in 2012, we have all done legal procedure of stamp duty and registration. our CHS was having some issue with earlier owner of the flat for any due of penalty/taxes by municipal corporation. At present all the issues are sorted out..but still society is not giving share certificate to us. what should i do?
Asked 7 years ago in Property Law
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File complaint against society before deputy registrar todirec society to transfer share certificate in your name
2) in alternative file complaint before consumer forum against society and seek orders to direct society to transfer share certificate in your name
3) claim litigation costs and compensation for mental torture undergone by you
Hello,
Please specify the reason as to why the share certificate is not being given to you.
Send them a notice and subsequently reach the registrar of societies for appointment of arbitrator in order to resolve the dispute.
Regards
The society certainly can't do so and if they do you can explore legal recourses.
For this you may lodge complaint with the Registrar of cooperative society and then in the high court.
Go to dy. Registrar of coop soc.
Hi, you can file a civil suit for specific performance against the society
Send a notice to the Society demanding share certificate. And if in the conditions entailed while forming the Society states that the Society has to issue share certificate after the fulfilment of certain condition than you can bring the Society before the court.
Hope my reply helps you.
Please approach the jurisdictional District registrar of Society where the present society is registered and explain the situation faced by you in writing along with document proofs, District registrar of Society is the competent authority to address this kind of issues.
If you are the legal owner and have purchased the property by a registered sale deed, then as a rightful owner you may demand for transfer of share certificate to your name from the previous owner's name.
What is the reason that the CHS is refusing to do so?
If they dont have any reason to refuse then you ma first issue a legal notice demanding the share certificate on your name, failing to respond or comply with the demand made, you may aproach either the consumer forum or cooperative court for relief and remedy.
dear sir,
for this you have to send legal notice to society for issuing share certificate if then also they failed to provide you share certificate you can make complaint to sub registrar of society registration in your area.
thanks,
adv sayyad
