Merger or amalgamnation of two or more flats vis-a-vis maintenance charges

In the light of the following facts whether the Society is legally bound to issue NOC for amalgamation of two or more Flats/units to be subsequently counted as one single unit for the purpose of charging maintenance? If yes, under which express law? : 1. Requesting member and the builder was fully aware that two or more unit is bought and sold and accordingly two or more agreements were made. Based on this facts, the builder promoter submitted the members list to the DDR for registration of the Society and to the TMC for assessment to the property tax, to the MSEB and the MGL for separate electricity and Gas meter respectively etc; 2. After obtaining the OC the builder sold the units and formed the Society. The Ad-hoc Managing Committee was also formed and thus the builder has no locus standi now to seek NOC for the amalgamation/merger of the already sold units; 3. There is no express provision under the Co-operative laws to deal with such a request; 4. In the light of Hon’ble Mumbai High Court decision dated 03.7.2002 read with the DDR reply dated 03.10.23 Society cannot pass any resolution, even by majority, to charge the maintenance based on the carpet area and therefore there will be no neutrality left in the maintenance charges; 5. It appears that the request is also not out of the necessity; but purely to enrich themselves unjustly in the matter of payment of maintenance charges 6. If request is accepted and NOC is granted then it will create a gross disparity in the maintenance charges payable by the requesting member vis-à-vis the other members in general and small unit holders in particular;