Since he is in forcefull possesion of property, he only shall be liable.

File application in civil court where appeal in pending to restore you possession so that repair can be done as the property is in dilapidated condition and not conducive for human inheritance and live threat to neighbour also. Court may grant immediate recovery of possesion.

If he is denying your title, court may have evicted him at interim stage. You must be having some proof that he is tenant or rent receipt/payment etc ? 

You are owner of flat 

2) tenant case was dismissed by civil court 

3) cooperative court has directed that your membership be restored 

4) you would be liable to carry out repairs of your structure 

All are responsible. 

Owner as well as occupants who are in possession of property. 

Member of Managing Committee and Office bearers are also responsible. 

Please accept your membership as invited by Society. 

This is between you and the tenant. Owner is liable for all such repairs or responsibilities.

Since the tenancy has been declared illegal and he has no business to interfere in this,  the property automatically reverts to the original owner or his legal heirs in his absence. 

Therefore all the liabilities shall devolve on the legal heirs only. 

You first restore your membership,  establish your rights in the property and proceed legally to protect your interests in the property. 

You may get his injunction order vacated and also get an order of eviction against him on the basis of court orders in your favor 

You get your tenant evicted.

The court has declared that he is not eligible for membership then how can the society still give him the membership,  it will be a contempt of court against the society. 

Instead of arguing on good for nothing issues,  you may better take steps to evict him from the premises on the basis of court orders and make things straight. 

No it is not mandatory.

You being member and tenants being in use and occupation. 

The cost of property past 14  years and now has been appreciated. 

Both of you including Society are responsible for the maintenance of Premises in general and flats in specific. 

You may file recovery suit against your tenant under Maharashtra Rent Act 1999 which is a reasonable relief available to you under the Law.

One day you would get your property back is the price and responsibilities holds you accountable to pay dues in case of necessities arises as per circumstance and tenants had enjoyed use and occupation of the property that's why tenants are responsible. 

It's jointly and severely responsibilities of both members and tenants in the eyes of Law.

No it is not society responsibility that tenant cnanot stay in flat in society premises 

2) you brought him in society premises as tenant and if he fails to pay rental dues you have to sue him to recover arrears of rent 

3) you can evict the tenant by filing eviction suit 

1. Hope you have already file a petition for eviction and recovery of possession of your house from the occupier.

2. In normal course, the owner is supposed to repair his house and is responsible for any fatal accident caused by any falling part of the building for which negligence to repair can be attributed to him.

3. In your case, issue a letter to the occupier asking him to vacate your dilapidated house being illegally occupied by him and also that you shall in no way be responsible if any fatal accident is caused  by any  falling part of the house.

4. Mark copy of the said letter to the Society, local Municipal Corporation and also Police Station.

1. You shall have to file the eviction ans repossession petition before the Court.

2. Thereafter issue him a notice to vacate stating that you shall not be responsible for any accident caused by any falling part of the house since it can not be repaired unless they evict the house. 

You can only go for eviction in this matter with injunction of not making him member and of already made expelling him as member

Why you will be responsible when somebody have encroached on your property and is in illegal possession. To absolve from further liability, file Application in court as suggested above.

Society has no right to evict the tenant.

File eviction suit is the only remedy.

- As per law, a tenant cannot claim ownership on the ground of adverse possession i.e. staying into the tenanted premises for longer period. 

- Further , since the court has already dismissed the petition filed by the tenant , then you should submit the said order before the managing committee of the society to change the membership . 

- Further , you can file a complaint against the said tenant and the secretary of the society , for making the tenant a member of the society , and further not complying the order of the court. 

- Further , as the court has already passed order in your favour then you can file an eviction suit against the said tenant on the ground of arrears of rent and also claim rent for 14 years. 

- Further , as per rule , Repairing of external damages of the premises is the responsibility of society. 

- Since,the society has made the said tenant a member , hence this is the responsibility of tenant and society to repair the tenanted premises /said property .

1. As owner of property you will be liable for damage to physical structure of your house because tenant already lost the case in civil court for ownership of house. 

2. You should take your membership and send eviction notice to person having possession of your house. 

The property owner is liable or the person under whose possession the property is liable. You should take membership  of the society.

Also the cases should be decided immediately.

As he is in possession of the property and is not the owner he is liable until youbget the possession. He should pay rent and compensation.