Yes, RERA holds the legal authority to reconstitute an Owners Committee at any time. This might occur if the committee is no longer functioning effectively or if its members are failing to meet their statutory duties. When RERA decides to reconstitu…
Yes, RERA holds the legal authority to reconstitute an Owners Committee at any time. This might occur if the committee is no longer functioning effectively or if its members are failing to meet their statutory duties. When RERA decides to reconstitute the body, it must ensure that all newly appointed members meet the membership requirements, such as being resident owners of good character who have paid all their dues. This power allows RERA to maintain high standards of owner representation and oversight in every community.
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