As per law, RWA is a voluntary organisation set up from among the elected members of a housing society and is re-elected every year, or after a set period decided by the general body of the RWA through a voice vote.
- Further, since RWA is a legal body, registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, hence one can sue against its function, if not performing well.
- Further, as per the Societies Registration Act, at least 10 members should give their names to the memorandum of association, who will occupy posts in the management body. If more residents are interested in becoming members, then elections have to be conducted.
- Further as per rule of the Societies Registration Act, any society registered under this act may sue or be sued in the name of the president, chairman or the principal secretary or trustees, as determined by the rules and regulations of the society and, if no such posts have been established, then in the name of the person appointed by the governing body of the RWA for the occasion.
- Further , any members can raise the issue before the Registrar against the association , if not satisfied.
- Further, the Registrar of Societies is bound to take action against the errant RWA on a legitimate complaint.
- Hence , you can file a complaint to the Registrar of Societies after narrating your concern against the existed RWA.