New Commitee appointed to study amendments  Maharastra apartment onwership act

A new 10-member committee was appointed by the state government last week to study amendments to the Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act, 1970. In October last year, a 15-member panel had submitted recommendations on the amendments. The move has raised eyebrows of activists in the housing sector. The state has 1 lakh buildings under the Apartment Act, including 15,000 in Pune district. Commissioner for Cooperation and Registrar of Cooperative Societies along with members of the property registration department, Pune collector and officials of the law department. Ownership Act, Rules and Bye Laws to State Cooperative Department so the constitution of a new committee without any experts such as Pune Federation, a parent body of apartments in Pune or The Maharashtra State Housing Federation is a matter of concern. Commissioner for Cooperation Deepak Taware said that he would submit the report in consultation with the members. The Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act, 1970, governs the ownership, management, and transfer of apartments in the state. Maharashtra State Housing Federation chairperson Suhas Patwardhan MK Rao, a member of an apartment association, said that while the suggestions act was to make way for more redevelopment proposals, eviction of those obstructing redevelopment won’t be easy. 

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