Yes you can approach the dy registrar in the above case it will be considered as one unit only

If BMC states it is one unit then complain to deputy registrar against society charging you maintenance for 2 flats 

2) enclose copy of letter received from

BMC and sale deed executed by builder in your favour 

Yes if the society is adamant then approach the deputy registrar fir this grievance.

Regards 

1. Society Billings are done as per the Units described in the sanctioned plans and as per the property tax assessment records.

2. IF BMC records show one unit, THEN Society CANNOT charge for two units, cannot give two share certificates, cannot give two bills and further the member shall have only one voting rights.  Recovery proceedings by society for the extra unit cannot be successful and the society will ultimately lose.

3. A grievance petition can be filed in the local Consumer Court for such matters, since the Deputy Registrar has no jurisdictions on such matters.

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Complain to deputy registrar, last remedy - court.

This is single unit but may be larger unit in comparison to other flats. IF MC is computed on flat wise than it shall be only one flat.

If two Apartments are merged to each other and there is only one registry to the unit the society has to recognise these units has one unit and they have to give you only one voting right and charge you maintenance for 1 unit depending upon the area of both the units because maintenance amount is charged on the basis house the super built up area and in your case the super built up area of both the flats will be considered her charging the maintenance.

If you are not getting any solution from the society then you have to complain to the registrar of the societies and chits regarding this who will forward your complaint to the competent authority which is Development Authority to give direction to society in this regard

1. the building plan is approved by the building proposal dept of BMC only

2. so if the BMC itself is confirming that the 2 flats are merged into one, then i do not see any reason why the society has a problem

3. please write a letter to the deputy registrar

In case society is charging maintenance member wise then only you have to pay for single flat though they can impose it square foot basis.

Also in case they are not ready to charge it as single unit file a consumer complaint and also can complaint before registrar.

Hi,

Since presently the unit is one and authority as BMC also recognised. You may approach registrar of society against the society for overcharging.

Yes, you can approach sub registrar of Cooperative housing society and as per CHS bylaws and rules your flat should be treated as one flat.

- Since, the municipal record , and agreement shows as one unit, then society cannot charge maintenance for two units. 

- Further, the most popular method to calculate the maintenance fee is , Area wise maintenance i.e. according to the area in terms of per square feet owned by each member.

- On refusal by the society to treat as one unit , you should lodge your complaint with the Deputy registrar.

-  You can also file your complaint with the Consumer court as well . 

Complaint to Registrar is to be made on the matters of maintenance or you can file Complaint before Co-operative court . 

If you have registered two units then the society is right in demanding maintenance for two units.

The BMC cannot recognise it as a single unit since the approve plane clearly shows it as two different units.

In my opinion, you may have to clarify the registration details and then put up a fight with the society as per law, if you find any legality in your side about this.

You may register your complaint with registrar of societies but chances that your application will succeed are low. 

Because as per society records two flats are merged into one unit.