Dear All Eminent Lawyers,
To put it in a nutshell:
The premises where I practice dentistry was in my father’s name. My father transferred the premises to me by a properly executed gift deed. Still the society is not admitting me as a member.
I am being charged higher maintenance then the others in the guise of commercial charges. I am not paying the higher maintenance charges. Therefore , the society considers me as a defaulter. I have disputed the higher maintenance charges in the cooperative court and the case is expected to come up for first hearing in the next two to three weeks.
I wish to know whether in the same cooperative court can I take up the issue of the society not admitting me as a member along with my dispute of higher mainatenance charges.
The society’s stand is that since I am a defaulter I will not be admitted as a member.
Can the issue of admitting me as a member can also be taken up in the co-operative court along with my complaint of higher maintenance charges.
My lawyer says that the issue of membership has to be taken up in front of the deputy registrar under section 23 of MCS Act and it cannot be taken up in the cooperative court.
Hope to see a lot of responses & many thanks in advance for the same.
Regards,
Yours Sincerely,
Dr. Veerendra Darakh
