Federation Formation

The federation is responsible for maintaining and administering the common areas, amenities, and facilities in the layout. The members of the federation are responsible for the internal affairs and administration of their own building. In a federal society, voting rights are thus restricted, and members of communities have at least four-fifths of the total votes in a society’s general meeting.

• Only five members are required for the registration of a federal society.
• A federal society serves as the complex’s parent society.
• The benefits include the allotment of internal plans for roads, water tanks, sanitation, and clubhouses, among other things.
• The builder can take advantage of the FSI of existing shared areas.
• Member organizations require a majority vote to pass motions at the AGM.

The main reason for forming a federal society is to regulate voting power.