Section 15 of DAOA : Section 15: Association Of Apartment Owners And Bye-Laws Relating Thereto
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a newly constructed residential building in Delhi with multiple apartment units. The residents, being the apartment owners, decide to form an association to manage the building's common areas like the lobby, rooftop, gym, and garden. They come together to create the "Delhi Heights Apartment Owners Association" following the guidelines of Section 15 of The Delhi Apartment Ownership Act, 1986.
As per the Act, they first refer to the model bye-laws provided by the Administrator in the Official Gazette. These bye-laws outline how to form the association, elect a management board, and handle the building's maintenance and finances. The residents follow these model bye-laws closely to establish their association, ensuring they do not deviate from the provid...
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