Slum Rehabilitation Authority - Mumbai

No response...from one mnth I m roaming there but no one is helping us I m realy fadup..I don't no who will help us?

There is no response to any email .Also mostly all officers of SRA need to be quick in problem solving,very poor perfomance

Not all but almost all officers are Corrupt. Harassment of general public is their motto.

Worst department the will never help you all the staff is lazy And useless for a single paper you have to come here at least 10 times

A government organization regarding SRA documentation of Mumbai, your work here is never gonna be done in one go since it has to maintain its dilemma of being a government office after all?

Slum rehabilitation authority is located near bandra court. Station road. Didn't like the way thay work at this office very slow work. Five minute work thay take 1 hour. Need to maintained this building from inside in terms of cleaneness . Not so properly arrange. Elevator is very much small in capacity. Parking is available for cars and bikes but don't know thay allow parking for outside vehicles. Three Stars from my side.

The procedure for nomination by a member of co-operative society is provided in bye laws of the cooperative Housing society, bye law no. 32, which runs as under: “A member of the society may by writing under his hand in the prescribed form, nominate a person or persons to who the whole or part of the shares and /or interest of the members in the capital/property of the society shall be transferred in the event of his/her death.” Further no fees shall be charged for recording the first nomination. A members may revoke or vary his nomination, at any time, by making an application, in writing under his hand to the to the secretary of the society. Every nomination made, shall be recorded in register of nomination “within 7 clear days’’ from the date on which resolution to accept the nomination was recorded in minutes of managing committee. Every fresh nomination shall be changed a fee of Rs100 Transfer of shares/of interest on event of death of member to a nominee: It is clearly provided in section 30 of the Maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960 (Act no. XXIV of 1961 Mah) that, on the death of a member of society, the society shall transfer the share or interest of the deceased member to person or persons nominated in accordance with the rules and byelaws. Analysis of section 30 A nominee comes into picture only on death of the member. The society shall transfer the shares of the deceased member to nominated person. Whether it is advisable to make a nominee in case of joint ownership of flats? The object behind nomination is to avoid confusion in case there are disputes between the heirs and legal representatives and to obviate the necessity of obtaining legal representation and to avoid uncertainties as to with whom the society should deal to get proper discharge. Nomination does not create a new rule of succession. Therefore, it is highly advisable to make a nomination in case of joint ownership of a flat. In case of a simultaneous death of both the joint owners, the flat is rendered intestate. The due process of law has to be followed to transmit such a flat in the name of the legatee. An appointed nominee and a will (of a joint owner bequeathing his/her ownership in the name of the other joint owner) can go a long way in avoiding unnecessary confusion and ambiguities. In a case where both nomination and Will is prepared, the Will will prevail over the nomination paper. Procedure to follow for transmission when nomination is made by the flat owner (1) The form of application for membership in Appendix-15, by the nominee/ nominees [ under Bye-law No. 34] with Rs100 entrance fee. (2) If nominee has no independent income source, an undertaking on Rs100 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper, in Appendix-5 will be furnished by a person who is a close relative and an earning member and who is ready to discharge the liabilities of the prospective nominee-member to the Society. [ under Bye-law No.19(A) (v)] (3) If there are more than one nominee, an indemnity on Rs200 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper is to be submitted by the prospective nominee-member, in Appendix-18. [ under Bye-law No.34 ] (Note: This indemnity is to be given, only if one of the nominees become member of the society. If first named nominee becomes a member of the Society and all other nominees become joint associate members, this indemnity need not be given.) (4) Undertaking on Rs100 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper to be submitted by the prospective nominee-member, in Appendix-4. [ under Bye-law No.17(b) and 19(A)(iv) ] (5) Copy of the Nomination Form in Appendix-14, of the deceased member. [ under Bye-law no.34 ] (6) Attested Xerox copy of the Death Certificate of the deceased member. [ under Bye-law no.34 ] (7) Xerox copy of the Share Certificate of the deceased member, with undertaking on the Xerox copy, that original share certificate will be produced by the member, as and when asked by the Secretary for making the name change by the Society. (8) If nominee-member wants to make one of his relatives an associate member, simultaneously with him, he needs to apply by filli

SRA a byword of corruption ! Never ever witnessed such a wanton play of corruption in any other gov office. It seems to outdone MCGM in terms of annoying citizens. Staff and officials are so pompous & inconsiderate toward aggrieved visitors. No hope that it would improve ever !