Share certificate of chs

1.  Put in all the facts (including the documents that were relied on earlier by the mg.committee members to transfer the membership to your name), before the deputy registrar, during the proceeding for recovery u/s 101.

2.  Anyways,  it is unwise to stop payment of CHS dues, for whatever reasons.  Any grievances may be litigated before the deputy registrar, including name change and whatever.

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal

The flat was transferred to you in the year 2001. It was eleven years ago. I presume that your father was the sole owner of the flat in the books of the Society and the transfer was made during his lifetime. The flat had been in your name for eleven years If so  the MC was satisfied about the genuineness and validity of the transfer. If 11 years later  someone disputes the transfer made by your father, the Society doesn't have to take cognizance of the dispute. Those who raised the dispute should have been asked to obtain court order. This transfer cannot be nullified or reversed by the Society merely because a third party made a claim. Also no property can be held in the name of a deceased person, if the Society  has knowledge legally of the death of your father. Has the Society received a death certificate? If not you obtain one and submit to the Society. Do not worry even if the Society issues receipt in the name of your father. Do not stop payment. Fight your claim separately.