Training is of significant importance in a cooperative society for several reasons, which include (1) Better knowledge and skill development, (2) Improved decision-making, (3) Strengthened cooperative values, (4) Effective governance, (5) Empowering members helping them to be actively involved, make valuable contributions, and take ownership of the society’s success, (6) Help in developing a pool of skilled and knowledgeable members who can take up leadership roles, and, (7) Adapting to changes in regulations, and societal needs. Indeed, training programs in cooperative societies are crucial.
Curriculum
- 9 Sections
- 31 Lessons
- 4 Weeks
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- 01 IntroductionA cooperative society in Maharashtra is an autonomous association of individuals who voluntarily come together to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations. These societies are primarily governed by the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960, and the rules framed under it.2
- 02 ElectionsElections in cooperative societies follow a specific process to ensure the selection of members for various positions within the Society's Managing Committee.2
- 03 Recovery from DefaultersThis lesson defines who is a defaulter and outlines the process of recovery of dues from defaulters.2
- 04 NominationNomination is of utmost importance in a cooperative society in Maharashtra as it serves several purposes and benefits both the society and its members.1
- 05 ConveyanceThis lessons illustrates the process of Conveyance followed by one Housing Cooperative Society to serve as an example for others.10
- 5.1Introduction
- 5.2About the Territory
- 5.3Our Entitlement
- 5.4About the Areas and Rights
- 5.5FAQs regarding the Conveyance Deed draft
- 5.6Who should draft the Conveyance Deed?
- 5.7How many signatories to the Conveyance Deed?
- 5.8Questions about Power of Attorney
- 5.9Conflicts of Interest
- 5.10Use of Unsold Units by Builder
- 06 Maintenance DepositsCertain Builders take a "maintenance deposit" from Buyers. What are the legal aspects?9
- 6.1Who should hold the maintenance deposits ?20 Minutes
- 6.2Deposits in Cooperative banks20 Minutes
- 6.3Perspectives on Fixed Deposits12 Minutes
- 6.4Case study – Numbers Tell the Story40 Minutes
- 6.5Indemnity Bond12 Minutes
- 6.6Case study – Review of Builders Proposal45 Minutes
- 6.7Final solution to Maintenance Deposit issue15 Minutes
- 6.8General Body Resolutions required30 Minutes
- 6.9Case-study – Investments10 Minutes
- 07 Gram Panchayat TaxGram Panchayat property tax in Maharashtra is a form of tax levied on properties that are under the jurisdiction of the Gram Panchayat in the state. The tax is collected by the Gram Panchayat and is used for the development and maintenance of basic amenities and infrastructure in the local area.5
- 08 QuizHere's a short quiz to help you review what was covered in the Course.1
- Maintenance Charges0
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