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Section 101 of MCS Act 1960 – Recovery of Dues of Co-operative Housing Societies

Section 101 of MCS Act 1960 provides easy route for Recovery of Dues of society says Adv. R. P. Rathod.

The recovery of dues from the defaulting members of any Housing Society is a thorny task when such unashamed members do not co-operate with the Managing Committee of their Society. They enjoy all the facilities under the laws governing the Societies simultaneously by breaking the laws of Society in the matter of timely payment of their monthly dues.

Earlier, the Co-operative Housing Societies used to proceed against the defaulting member for recovery of dues under Section 101 of the MCS Act, 1960 with full-fledged trial in the Co-operative Court with all the ingredients e.g. cross-examination of witnesses, exhibiting the documentary evidences and their interpretations etc.    

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Section 91 v/s Section 101 of The Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act 1960 for Recovery of Dues of the society from Defaulters

Co-operative Guru Shri P. Y. Rathod states that the Co-operative movement has been officially functioning in the State of Maharashtra since last 95 years or so. Essentially, the Co-operative movement is based on Co-operation between its members. Unfortunately however, it is human nature to dispute and so disputes are rather commonplace among the members. Thus, the importance of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act 1960 cannot be undermined. It is primarily concerned with the settlement of such disputes.

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