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    The document discusses the process for resolving complaints within a co-operative housing society. It outlines seven authorities that a member can approach if their complaint is not addressed by the society itself within the required timeframe. These authorities are: the Registrar, Co-operative Court, Civil Court, Municipal Corporation/Local Authority, Police, General Body Meeting, and Federation. It states that members must submit complaints in writing to a society office bearer. The Managing Committee must respond with a decision within 15 days of the next meeting. If no response is received or the member is unsatisfied, they can approach the Grievance Settlement and Redressal Committee, or ultimately one of the seven authorities.

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    The document discusses the process for resolving complaints within a co-operative housing society. It outlines seven authorities that a member can approach if their complaint is not addressed by the society itself within the required timeframe. These authorities are: the Registrar, Co-operative Court, Civil Court, Municipal Corporation/Local Authority, Police, General Body Meeting, and Federation. It states that members must submit complaints in writing to a society office bearer. The Managing Committee must respond with a decision within 15 days of the next meeting. If no response is received or the member is unsatisfied, they can approach the Grievance Settlement and Redressal Committee, or ultimately one of the seven authorities.

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    The document discusses the process for resolving complaints within a co-operative housing society. It outlines seven authorities that a member can approach if their complaint is not addressed by the society itself within the required timeframe. These authorities are: the Registrar, Co-operative Court, Civil Court, Municipal Corporation/Local Authority, Police, General Body Meeting, and Federation. It states that members must submit complaints in writing to a society office bearer. The Managing Committee must respond with a decision within 15 days of the next meeting. If no response is received or the member is unsatisfied, they can approach the Grievance Settlement and Redressal Committee, or ultimately one of the seven authorities.

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    The document discusses the process for resolving complaints within a co-operative housing society. It outlines seven authorities that a member can approach if their complaint is not addressed by the society itself within the required timeframe. These authorities are: the Registrar, Co-operative Court, Civil Court, Municipal Corporation/Local Authority, Police, General Body Meeting, and Federation. It states that members must submit complaints in writing to a society office bearer. The Managing Committee must respond with a decision within 15 days of the next meeting. If no response is received or the member is unsatisfied, they can approach the Grievance Settlement and Redressal Committee, or ultimately one of the seven authorities.

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    Complaint in Co-operative Housing Society, Timeframe for its Resolution and

    Remedy for Member.


    In a co-operative Housing Society, the Byelaws provide for the procedure for
    resolution of disputes. The members need to follow that procedure. Most of
    us are not aware that the authorities to approach for resolution depends on
    the nature of complaint. With the result, all of us approach the office of Dy.
    Registrar with any complaint. This leads to nowhere but increases bitterness
    and ego in the society. Alas, the worst follows.
    Let me start with description of the seven authorities, where you can approach
    for resolution of your complaint, if the society fails to attend to your complaint
    with in given period as per Byelaws or the decision or action of the society is
    not acceptable to you. The seven authorities, where you need to take your
    complaints are as under:A. Registrar.
    B. Co-operative Court.
    C. Civil Court.
    D. Municipal Corporation/ Local Authority.
    E. Police.
    F. General Body Meeting.
    G. Federation.
    How to complaint?
    Member/s of society shall submit complaint application to any office bearer of
    society, in writing with details.
    Within how much time the Managing Committee must respond?
    The complaint will be put up and decided in the next Managing Committee
    meeting after its receipt. The Managing Committee shall take decision and
    convey the same to complainant within 15 days thereafter.

    What will you do?, if there no response from society or the response
    is not acceptable to you.
    If the complainant does not receive any communication within 15 days of the
    next meeting of the Managing Committee or if he is not satisfied with the
    reply, he may approach The Grievance Settlement and Redressal
    Committee of the society. You may refer to my article on the constitution
    of the The Grievance Settlement and Redressal Committee in a society. if
    the complaint / grievance is still not resolved the complainant may approach
    one of the above referred seven authorities.

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