Nephew of the owner causing problems

799 votes

Well, unfortunately you cannot evict the one who is causing Nuisance despite he is not even a Society Member, considering, such an action can be taken either by Housing Society by approaching Registrar of Co-operative Housing Society or by the Court.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato

814 votes

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Advocate Sushant Vichare LawRato

806 votes

Going by the way your questions are framed, I’d take a wild but professional guess—you’re probably the tenant here, and just trying to figure out how far the society can go . Now, jokes apart, yes, societies do have certain rights to maintain order and discipline, but that doesn’t mean they can bypass legal procedure. If you’re a rightful tenant, they cannot simply throw you out on a whim. There’s a due legal process to be followed, and both the tenant and the society have rights that need to be balanced. The key factor here is whether your tenancy is valid and documented properly. If that part is sorted, you’re in a far stronger position than you think. Let’s just say—if handled right, this can be dealt with smoothly without letting things blow out of proportion.

Advocate Siddhant Induprakash Rai LawRato