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Section 21: Other Duties

Haryana Apartment Ownership Rules, 1987State Rules of Haryana · 1983

In addition to duties imposed by these by-laws or by resolution of the Association, the Board shall be responsible for the following that is to say -

(a) Care, upkeep and surveillance of the.......Condominium and the common areas and facilities and the restricted common areas and facilities;

(b) collection of monthly assessment from the owners;

(c) designation, employment, remuneration and dismissal of the personal necessary for the maintenance and operation of the......Condominium, the common areas and facilities and the restricted common areas and facilities;

(d) to provide for the manner in which the audit and accounts of the Association, shall be carried out;

(e) to inspect the accounts kept by the Secretary and/or the treasurer and examine the registers and account books and to take steps for the recovery of all sums due to the Association;

(f) to sanction working expenses, count cash balance and deal with other miscellaneous business;

(g) to see the cash book is written up promptly and is signed daily by one of the members of the Board authorised in this behalf;

(h) to hear and deal with complaints.

Where this provision sits

ActHaryana Apartment Ownership Rules, 1987
Section21
Marginal noteOther Duties
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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