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Can a Co-operative Member Hold Any Office Post in Delhi CGHS?

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Yes, a co-operative member can hold an office post in a Delhi Cooperative Group Housing Society (CGHS). However, there are specific rules and regulations governing this:

  1. Eligibility

    : The member must meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the society’s by-laws and the Delhi Co-operative Societies Rules, 2007.

  2. Term Limits

    : There are term limits for holding office. For example, a person cannot hold a post continuously for more than two terms.

  3. Disqualifications

    : Certain disqualifications may apply, such as being a defaulter in dues or having a criminal record.

These rules ensure fair and democratic functioning within the cooperative societies.

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