Management and Cooperative Housing Societies

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According to the National Education Policy 2020, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune (SPPU) has decided to change the curriculum of SYBCOM for the Faculty of Commerce and Management, from the...

Name : Management and Cooperative Housing Societies
Vendor : Prashant Publication
Type : S.Y.B.COM | SEM - IV
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According to the National Education Policy 2020, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune (SPPU) has decided to change the curriculum of SYBCOM for the Faculty of Commerce and Management, from the academic year 2025-2026. Management of Cooperative Housing Societies subject are major level in the class curriculum. We have written the present book according to the syllabus of NEP pattern. The broader interest of professors, researchers and students teaching this subject has been taken into consideration while writing the book. We have also considered that the students and scholars of the Faculty of Commerce and Management should get a better understanding of this subject and develop the skills of this subject. We are particularly happy to hand over the present book to the readers, as it has been written using as many concepts as possible related to the subject, simple and understandable language. Not only will it benefit students of the subject, but it will also benefit research students and research mentors and professors. It also includes questions designed to prepare students for competitive exams. The library has helped with reference books by many eminent authors for book writing.

1. Fundamentals of Cooperative Housing Societies.7
1.1 Evolution and development of the democratic model of cooperative housing in India
1.2. Problems and challenges facing cooperative housing societies
1.3. Features of housing cooperatives compared to other housing models
1.4. Classification of housing societies
1.5. Registration process and model bye-laws for housing societies
1.6. Eligibility criteria for membership housing society
1.7. Rights, Labilities and responsibilities of the cooperative housing society members

2. Regulation and Dispute Resolution of
Cooperative Housing Society........................29
2.1 Provisions of Registration of Cooperative Societies under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960
2.2 Formulation, amendment, and implementation of cooperative housing society bye-laws
2.3 Election, powers, and functions of managing committees of cooperative housing society bye-laws
2.4 Types of meetings: AGM, SGM, and committee meetings
2.5 Roles of office bearers: Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer
2.6 Handling member grievances and resolving internal disputes
2.7 Liaising with government authorities, registrar and cooperative court
2.8 Statutory compliance requirements
2.9 Dispute resolution mechanisms and Legal remedies

3. Financial and Operational Management............95
3.1 Sources of income for housing societies, Types of funds (Maintenance charges, sinking funds, and reserve funds)
3.2 Budget (short-term and long-term), Accounts, Audit and Taxation
3.3 Handling defaulters and recovery mechanisms
3.4 Investment policies and fund utilization guidelines
3.5 Day-to-day administration of housing societies, including maintenance of buildings and common areas, utility management (water, electricity, and waste disposal)
3.6 Sustainability practices of housing societies: waste management, solar energy, water conservation
3.7 Security arrangements and access control of housing societies
3.8 Vendor selection and contract management of housing societies
3.9 Repairs, renovations, and preventive maintenance of housing societies
3.10 Technology integration in society management
3.11 Digital management tools for housing societies

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