1. As per the Society Model Bye Law No 22 to 24, a member has the right to inspect free of cost books, registers, documents etc. as provided in Section 32 (1) of the Act and get copies of the documents as provided under Section 32 (2) of the Act, on payment of the fees prescribed under the bye-law No. 172. This suggests that you should be able to access documents from before you became a member. 

2. If your society has not been sharing documents for the last 3 months, you could consider taking legal action. If documents are not made available to a member, the committee could be made to pay a fine. You may also file an appeal before the registrar of society or send a legal notice to the society.

3. Regarding access to documents for different wings in your society, I couldn’t find specific information. However, if your society’s registration is common for both wings, it would seem logical that you should have access to documents for both wings. 

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You can inspect all the documents kept in record with the society

You can only seek inspection of documents after you became a member 

complain to registrar if society is not furnishing said documents

since it is a common society you are entitled to inspection of documents of both wings 

Yes.

Complain to registrar.

IF management is single and common than can ask for whole building.

You seem to be prone litigant.

1. No. You can ask for 2023 only. 

2. Approach registrar. 

3. Secretary is correct. What is your interest in A wing? 

1. You can demand inspection of documents pertaining to period and beyond the date you became the member of the association. 

2. You 3issue a legal notice and report the matter to the registrar concerned 

3. If the society is common for both the Wings then you can see them both. 

Dear Client,

Inspection of Documents:

The members of cooperative housing societies have the right to inspect certain documents related to the society's affairs. The exact documents you're entitled to inspect and the time frame for which you can request them might be outlined in the Cooperative Housing Society's Bylaws and the relevant Cooperative Society Acts. It's common for members to be allowed to inspect documents for a certain period of time, often the last 3-5 years.

Non-Sharing of Documents:

If the society is not providing you with the documents you have the right to inspect, you should follow these general steps:

Check Bylaws and Laws: Verify what the Cooperative Housing Society's Bylaws and the applicable cooperative society legislation say about members' rights to inspect documents and the process for obtaining them.

Written Request: Send a formal written request to the management committee, specifying the documents you are requesting and the reasons for your request. This creates a record of your attempt to access the documents.

Access to Documents for B-Wing vs. A-Wing:

Whether you have the right to access documents for the entire cooperative housing society, including both A-Wing and B-Wing, depends on the rules and regulations of the society .. In some cases, there might be restrictions on accessing documents specific to your wing only. However, if the registration of the cooperative housing society is common, you might have grounds to request access to documents related to the entire society.