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Model Maintanacfe Under TMACS Act 1995 PDF
Model Maintanacfe Under TMACS Act 1995 PDF
Model Maintanacfe Under TMACS Act 1995 PDF
2) DEFINITIONS:
a) Act means the Telangana Mutually Aided Cooperative Societies Act 1995
b) Society means the _______________________Flat Owners Maintenance Mutual
Aided Cooperative Society Ltd. Constituted by the owners for the purpose of
smooth maintenance of ____________________ Residency residential complex.
c) Committee means the Executive Committee which shall comprise of members
for the present all of whom must be owners of Flats in the said building
complex.
d) Building means the building located at ___________________________________________ and
known as the _________________ Flat Owners Maintenance Mutual Aided Cooperative
Society Ltd and includes the land forming part thereof.
e) Member means the flat owners and their legal heirs owning flat in the ,
______________________Residency residential complex.
f) "Section" means a section of the TMACS Act 1995.
g) "Unit" means a family unit in the " , ________________” complex.
h) "Registrar" means the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Telangana State,
Hyderabad.
b) To provide for the maintenance, repairs and replacement of the common area
and Facilities by contributions from the apartment owners/tenants.
c) To administer the affairs of the complex and enforce a disciplined living to the
Convenience of all residents.
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e) To frame the rules with the approval of general body and do all things necessary
for the welfare of the residents and/or expedient for attainment of the objects of
entitled on these bye-laws.
f) Enter in to arrangements with any authorities such as Municipal, local bodies, etc.
and to obtain any advantage for the members of the society..
h) To provide for the maintenance, repair and replacement of common areas and
facilities by contributions from members.
j) To have possession and to protect and maintain the common properties of the
society like lights, pumps, Generator and common parking place etc.
ii) Upon any apartment owner selling his apartment or absolutely conveying the
same by way of gift under his/her will or otherwise, the purchaser or donee shall become
member of the society subject to payment of entrance fees of Rs.100/- (Rupees hundred
only).
6) HOLDING OF SHARES:
Every Flat owner must hold atleast three shares of Rs.300/- (Rupees Three
Hundred only) face value. But his/her total share holdings should not exceed one tenth of
authorized share capital.
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8) DISQUALIFICATION:
No Flat owner shall be entitled to vote to elect the members of the Executive
committee or be entitled to stand for election to such office, if he/she is in arrears of any
sum due from him in respect of his contributions for common expenses, for more than
sixty days on the last day of the year preceding the year in which the elections to the board
would take place.
9) SHARE CERTIFICATES:
The society shall issue share certificate duly signed by the President and the
Secretary of the society to every member for the shares taken by him/her after completely
paid to the society, the full value of such shares. If the share certificate is lost or destroyed,
a duplicate may be issued after giving such publicity of the facts as may be considered
necessary by the board of directors. If any certificate is worn out or damaged, the board
may order the same to be cancelled and issue a duplicate certificate in lieu thereof on
surrendering such worn out or damaged certificate. A fee of Rs.10/- (Rupees ten only)
shall be collected for every duplicate certificate issued under these bye-laws.
No member shall be permitted to withdraw any of the shares held by him in the
society or to resign membership of the society.
A past member shall be liable as provided in bye-laws for the debts due to the
society, as they exit on the date when he ceased to be a member.
12) VOTING:
Voting shall be on a percentage basis i.e one member one vote. Every member has
to caste his/her vote in person and no proxy is permitted.
The Society will have the responsibility of administering the building complex,
collect maintenance charges with meticulousness in spending them for common benefit in
the judicious manner, take positive measures against defaulting members and arrange for
management of the complex in an efficient manner.
a) The executive committee shall meet at least once in a month or often for the
conduct of the affairs of the Society.
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b) In case of urgency, where there may not be sufficient time to conduct a meeting of
executive committee and in all cases in which such proceedings may from time to time be
prescribed by the executive committee by circulation of papers among the members of the
executive committee for notification.
No person shall be eligible for being chosen as and for being a member of the
executive committee of the society, if he has acquired or continue to have any of the
disqualifications prescribed under the provisions of the Act under section 21 and bye-laws
if he is dues to the society, any amounts for period exceeding 60 days.
The fact shall be intimated to the member concerned and it shall be reported by the
Secretary at the next meeting of executive committee with the reply received from the
member. It shall be open to Executive Committee to reinstate such a member and
provided that he shall not be reinstated more than once during the term of the executive
committee.
17) MEETING:
Board of directors meetings of the society shall be held in the complex or at the
venue convenient to the owners as may change from time to time, as notified by the
society.
The Annual Meeting of the Society to be called Annual General Body Meeting is to be
held preferably before October every year in any month convenient to all the members,
the decision vested with the Executive Committee the quorum of such meeting is two third
of total members.
It shall be the duty of the President/Secretary to call for the special meeting as
directed by the Executive Committee or upon a petition signed by a majority of the
members (Flat owners) having been presented to the Secretary, or at the request of the
competent authority appointed under the TMACS Act. The notice of any special meeting
shall state the date, time and place of such meeting and purpose thereof. No other business
shall be transacted at the special meeting except as stated in the notice. It shall be the duty
of the President/Secretary to mail/SMS or send the notice of the special meeting. Special
meeting will be conducted within 30 days from the date of receipt of requisition.
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It shall be the duty of Secretary to mail/SMS or give wide publicity in the area of
operation and send a notice to each member stating the agenda thereof as well as the date,
time and place of such meeting at least 10 days prior to such meetings.
The Secretary shall with the prior approval of the President call for a meeting of the
executive committee at least 7 days before the meeting in the case of ordinary board
meeting and 3 days in the case of urgent Executive Committee meeting. The Notice issued
by the Secretary should contain the agenda, place, date and time.
21) QUORUM:
The quorum shall be two third majority of the total members on the rolls of the
society for the Annual General Body meeting and for Executives Committee meeting
quorum shall be two third of majority of the size of the executive committee.
If any General body Meeting cannot be organized because quorum has not attended,
the meeting may be adjourned to a time not less than half an hour. If at such adjournment
meeting also, no quorum is present, the owners/members present being not less than
three shall form the quorum.
23) MANAGEMENT:
Subject to such resolutions as the General Body from time to time pass, the
Executive management of the affairs of the society shall vest in Executive Committee which
shall consist of 8 members who shall be elected from among the members.
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vi) It shall be open to the general body to remove any member at any time and elect
another member in his place and member so elected will hold office only for the
unexpired period of the original term of the committee.
vii) The proceedings of the executive committee shall not be invalidated on account
of any vacancy or vacancies in the board which remain unfilled.
viii) Any member of the board of directors may at any time resign from his office by
sending a letter of resignation to the president and such resignation shall take
effect only from the date on which is accepted by the executive committee.
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27) VACANCIES:
Vacancies in the Executive Committee, by any reason other than removal, shall be
filled in by co-option.
28) REMOVAL:
At any regular or special meeting duly summoned by President or Secretary
through president. The removal of an executive member can be approved by quorum of
members of the Executive committee present and voted.
The term of the members of the Executive Committee, including office bearers will
be for Three years. Every year Three Office Bearers will retire, the retiring office bearers
are eligible for re-election.
A. POWERS OF PRESIDENT
The President shall have overall supervision and control over the affairs of the
Society. The President shall preside all the Board and General Body meetings. The
President shall be of the signatories on all legal documents executed by the Society.
The Vice-President shall discharge the duties, perform the functions and exercise
the powers of the President during the vacancy in the office of the President, or in the
absence of the President for more than one month. Sign on behalf of the Society and carry
out its correspondence.
C. POWERS OF SECRETARY:
The secretary shall be responsible for the administration of the society, subject to
the control of the president he/she shall exercise such powers as may be delegated to him
from time to time by executive committee.
He shall also have powers:
a) To operate the accounts of the society within the limits prescribed by the Board.
b) To carry on the correspondence of the society and to maintain the books of
accounts and registers and to arrange their safe custody.
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c) To conduct the business of the society with reference to the subsidiary regulations.
d) To incur expenditure on contingencies with the budget allotment and within the
limits prescribed by executive committee in respect of each item.
e) To issue, on authorisation by the executive committee, receipts for all moneys paid
in to the society, provided however that all borrowing receipts and the bonds etc.
executed on behalf of the society shall be signed by its secretary and two other
members of the executive committee of whom the President shall be one.
f) To prepare all vouchers, receipts, balance sheets and other documents or
statements required for the transaction of business of the society.
g) To sue or to be sued on behalf of society.
h) The secretary shall be the Chief Executive officer of the society. He shall have the
charge of books and records of society and he shall in general, perform all the duties
cast on the
i) society through these bye-laws. He shall be responsible for coordinating the
activities among all the members of the committee, enforce the provisions of the
bye-laws and take all necessary steps to uphold the spirit of the society for which it
has been formed.
j) He shall issue notices for annual meetings as well as the periodical meeting of the
executive committee. He shall take care of timely collection of maintenance
charges/ dues from the members and also keep full and accurate accounts of all
receipts and payments.
D. POWERS OF TREASURER:
a) operate the accounts of the Society with banks and other institutions, endorse,
sign, encash cheques; and endorse transfer, negotiate promissory notes,
securities and other instruments on behalf of the Society, along with such officers
as the Board may resolve;
b) Furnish the Board with periodical information necessary for appraisal of
operations and assist the Board in formulation of policies and in planning;
c) Be a member on all committees constituted by the Board except on committees
where his/ her personal matters are involved;
kind, such areas shall be used for no other purpose than the normal transit through them,
exception is being chappal/shoe stand.
b) The roof top is totally a restricted common area which normally should not be
used by any family unit/resident unless and with prior permission from the society for
authorized purpose.
37) INVESTMENTS:
The society may invest or deposit its funds in a state co-operative bank/ any one of
the nationalized banks/scheduled banks as may be decided by Managing Committee
38) AFFLIATION:
Should there be any federation of the apartment owners in the locality in which the
___________ Residents is situated, the society may become a member thereof and pay the sum
from time to time payable to such federation under the rules thereof.
b. The society shall keep and maintain all the records of accounts and documents
referred to under section 26 of the Act.
c. The accounting year (financial year) of the society shall be from the first April to the
end of March of the succeeding year.
d. The society shall on or before 31st March in each year publish an audited annual
financial statement in respect of
e. The audited financial statement shall be open to the inspection of any member of the
society during office hours and in the office of the society and a copy thereof shall be
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submitted to the competent authority within 30 days of the conduct of annual general
body meeting along with the annual returns as mentioned in section 34 of the Act.
f. Every financial statement shall be accompanied by a complete list of the Flat owners.
The financial statement must state up to what date profits and expenses of common
areas are included.
The society may allocate the surplus earned every year as mentioned below.
43) COMPLIANCE:
These bye-laws are set forth to comply with the requirement of TMACS Act 1995. In
case any of these by-laws conflict with the provisions of the said Act, it is hereby agreed
and accepted that the provision of the Act will apply.
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c) Between the society or its Board any past Board, any Director, Office bearer or any
past director, past office bearer or the nominee, heir or legal representative of any
deceased Director or deceased office bearer of the society.
Such disputes should be referred to an elder`s council and its decision shall be binding
on the disputing parties, except where one of the parties feel aggrieved by the process used
by the elders council to settle disputes. The elder`s council consisting of three members,
appointed by general body meeting from among its members or others whose term of
office is say one year. The members of council should be those who are members of the
society and who are not below 55 years of age.
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