An Apartment Owners Apex Association (Holding Organisation Sample Clauses

An Apartment Owners Apex Association (Holding Organisation will be formed Upon completion of construction of the entire Project as the Promoter may deem fit and proper, the Promoter shall call upon the Allottees to hold a General Meeting wherein the Allottees present at the meeting shall approve and adopt the bye-laws for formation of the Apex Association and the Holding Organisation , as prepared and provided by the Promoter at such General Meeting , which shall be final and binding on all the Apartment Owners . When such Association will be formed, each Allottee shall automatically become a member . Until such Association is formed the Promoter shall be entitled to cause an Ad-hoc committee of the Apartment Owners to be formed and the initial members of the said Ad-hoc Committee shall be such of the Apartment Owners who may be nominated and/or selected by the Promoter. The Allottee grants all powers to the Builder and/or to its nominee for all matters related to and/or connected with the formation of the Apartment Owners Association. The Allotteeundertake to join the Association and to pay any fees, charges thereof and complete such documentation and formalities as may be deemed necessary by the Promoter for this purpose. The detailed constitution and rules of the Association and/or the Committees as the case may be, shall be such as be decided by majority of its members subject however to the terms herein contained. Each Phase / Project out of the Housing Complex will form its own Association . If the Allottee sells and/or disposes of his Apartment, he will have to notify to the Promoter/Association the name of the transferee and his address. Similarly the Transferee on his part shall after fulfilling the formalities as provided in the West Bengal Apartment Ownership Act notify the Promoter/Association about his ownership or interest as the case may be.of the Apartment in question.
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