I fully understand your point of view.
And I am not sure if it is legal or illegal.
But to my mind if the General Body decides by majority that the
society should impose certain restrictions for the overall good of its
members it will be difficult to oppose the resolution.
All google group members are requested to respond. Interesting topic!!
On 24 July 2011 17:23, sudhanshu.chaturvedi
<sudhanshu....@prozone.co.in> wrote:
> Dear Sir
>
> Recently the Residents Welfare association(RWA) at Greater Noida( AWHO)
> passed a resolution restricting the sale of houses to Armed forces personnel
>
>
> only. To my mind this resolution by the RWA is not only arbitrary but also
> illegal in that it is against the AWHO charter that does not lay down any
> such
>
> restrictions. Numerous deals have taken place in similar AWHO township in
> the country in the past. This resolution Sir is both unfair and illogical as
> a
>
> uniform policy is required to be followed in all AWHO township. The irony
> is that there is no restriction on renting out to civilians. The RWA does
>
> reserve the right to grant/ refuse NOC to any civilian buyer but by laying
> down a blanket ban they are reducing the market value of these properties. I
>
>
> had booked this flat in 1997 when I was not even sure as to where I would
> settle down. Have moved to Mumbai and even by sale of a 4 BHK luxury
> apartment
>
> in Greater Noida I cannot afford a one room apartment in the suburbs. Thus
> such arbitrary restrictions need to be removed. I request your kind
>
> intervention in this regard. I am certain with your seniority and pragmatism
> you would be able to prevail upon the RWA to withdraw such unilateral
>
> resolutions
>
> Regards,
>
> Sudhanshu
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