Managing Committee Expenditure Limits Without Prior AGM Approval
Plain English Explanation
Managing committees have strict statutory spending ceilings on one-time repairs. For example, in a society with 51 to 100 members, the committee cannot spend more than ₹3,00,000 on a repair work without prior General Body sanction and competitive tenders. Billed emergency levies that exceed these ceilings without AGM approval are legally challengeable.
Statutory Calculation Formula
Any one-time repair expenditure exceeding these statutory member-tier ceilings requires prior AGM approval.
Incurring one-time repair expenses within the statutory member-tier limits once per financial year.
Awarding high-value repair contracts or levying sudden repair surcharges without prior General Body sanction.
Official Gazette Wording & Judicial Precedents
Contracts awarded or expenditures incurred in excess of statutory limits without prior General Body approval and competitive tenders are ultra vires the Managing Committee.
What to Do if Your Bill Violates This Rule
If the committee levies a large sudden repair charge, demand inspection of the AGM resolution and competitive tender bids under Section 32.
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