1) electricity supply cannot be disconnected by society

2) it forms part of essential service

3) Supply of Water & Electricity is covered "as a public service" and is under the parameters of the "Essential Services Act", and it is a criminal offence, punishable by imprisonment, IF such disconnection of the Essential Services is done, by private persons, other than the competent authorities after following due procedures of law.

4) lodge police complaint against members of managing committee of society for criminal intimidation under section 506 of IPC

5) in case any maintenance dues are outstanding , society can send you legal notice to pay the outstanding dues with interest and if you fail to pay take recovery proceedings under section 101 of MCS Act

1) society is bound to furnish you maintenance bills

2) if society is asking you verbally to pay Rs 80,00 ask for detailed statement of account from society

The society and its office bearers are liable to be sued for compensation through a lawsuit. This apart, those office bearers who entered your premises without your consent are liable to face criminal prosecution for house trespass. Engage a lawyer and get going.

Hi, If the society want to recover the amount then they have to file a suit for recover the amount but they have no authority to cut the power and water supply to the premises.

2. You can file a suit against the society for restore the same.

The society cannot disconnect the water supply on its own, it is a criminal offence, you may lodge a complaint against the secretary of the society who ordered this work. Besides, you may approach court seeking permanent injunction against the society to not to interfere in your peaceful possession and enjoyment of the property and can seek cost as compensation towards damages they have made to your garden and also can demand the charges for the electricity consumption they have consumed from 2008 to 2014.

You may issue legal notice under registered post to the secretary f the society covering a ll the issues of concern and then move with the proposed legal actions.