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Maharashtra co-operative court says managing committee members can face personal legal action

The Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court has ruled that managing committee members of co-operative housing societies cannot be removed from legal proceedings solely because they hold office. The court said members can face personal legal action if specific allegations and reliefs are sought against them.

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In a ruling with implications for co-operative housing societies across Maharashtra, the Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court has held that managing committee members cannot be removed from legal proceedings merely because they are office-bearers of a society, if the dispute contains specific allegations and seeks relief against them personally.

In its July 18 judgment, Dr Srishty Neelkanth, Member-I, dismissed revision applications filed by Quantum Park Co-operative Housing Society Ltd, Khar, challenging an earlier order refusing to delete its managing committee members from a dispute over the alleged wrongful recovery of Rs 54.79 lakh in maintenance charges.

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