Dear querist what are the terms and conditions of the Byelaws?  The Byelaws  need to be verified for proper reply. so consult a local advocate with copy of Byelaws for guidance.

The act mentions that the bye-laws will mention the manner of collecting share of common expenses from owners 

it is also written that bye-laws may be framed by competent authority with prior approval from state government

but how to get or request for the bye-laws? from competent authority or State government or whom to approach ?

(1) The matter of repairs and renovations has to be decided in an AGM, if any member has any objection he/she should raise it at the AGM, in case of being absent he/she should raise the objection in writing immediately on receipt of the minutes of the AGM. (2) Repairs and renovation are not covered in maintenance, (3) The tenders for repairs and renovations have first to be sanctioned at the AGM. Every member has a right to demand, inspect and raise queries about the tenders and bills for repairs and renovations. (4) Once the resolution is passed at the AGM no member can refuse to pay his share, in case of default the Managing Committee can take legal steps against the defaulting members. (5) For any additions and alterations in the Bye-Laws of the Assosciation, within the ambit of the relevant Acts & Rules framed by the Government, a resolution has to be passed in the AGM, setting out the proposed additions and alteratins, and a copy od this resolution has to be submitted to the Regisrtrar of Co-Operative Housing Societies of your zone.

Competent authority is stating that there have not been any modfiication from the state overnment in the bye-laws apart from a few minor ammendments in he ownership act itself.

I have requested the followinfg docs

a) Copy of AGM resolution

b) Tenders passed, Bills paid

c) Invoice issued in the name of owners.

But, I have not received any of the above documents, Should I go ahead and Pay without receiving the documents?

Can assoiation cause hindrance stating non-payment as a default at the time of selling/disposing ?

If you do not receive a written reply to your application, from the managing committee, within 30 days you may submit a complaint to the Registrar of CHA of your zone setting out details of your complaints. If you do not receive a satisfactory response from the Registrar, you can take recourse to RTI. However you should not default in the payment, you may forward the payment under protest. Non payment may result into legal harassment. 

50% have been paid as advance but they are demanding full payment

Should i pay remaining amount without getting the above documents?

if they close account for payment after full paymnent and deny receipt ?

it is very disappointing to know that RTI is the only recourse. this way the board gets an upperhand on the money without submitting any proper documentation. Even the mony receipt does not have proper name and designaton of the person receiving the amount. It is ultimately the owners money but the  board is simply tweaking and levering its powers and hiding the information from its owners. No project timelines, no audit report, no status even no proper receipt which means they can even deny the money received after certain time period. this way the accounts can easily be manipulated internally unless owners force a legal recourse through RTI

You can always take recourse to legal remedy through the Court, and be assured of justice. 

Justice is not just a word - it is a feeling which only those complain when they face it (unless there is some deliberate internal politics and money transfer) The vision of law i thought is justice , which it may not achieve all the time but law is not the single way to achieve justice becoz it is mostly manipulated- there are many other ways to do that and i hope people are not forced to pursue other options.....

With due respect, what you state makes very good reading however please understand that is not how the rule of law works. It needs tangible and verifiable evidence to pass an order. Unless you have that everything else is just plaint good english and nothing else.

With all due respect, just passing the resolution in AGM cannot make it compulsory for an owner to release payment. Passing a resolution in AGM only creates a liability which has to be executed through an invoice. Invoicing also does not make it compulsory for an owner to pay but it does create an obligation to pay. After the invoice, the owner can either pay or contest the amount to be paid legally. Forexample, if an invoice is created for 40000, the owner can claim it to be a value of 30000 and pay only 30000. Not issuing an invoice must be considered a legal offence and an intention to run away with the owners money and i am not sure under which section the offence is punishable andI am also not sure how can association make an owner a defaulter without issuing an invoice? for making an owner, association has to first legally provethe owner a defaulter. If the owner is requesting an invoice, then not issuing an invoice is a default on the part of association and not the owner...