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NEW MCS RULES RAISE THE BAR FOR REDEVELOPMENT CONSENT

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NEW MCS RULES RAISE THE BAR FOR REDEVELOPMENT CONSENT

2 min read · Quick Read · Editorial Board | Mumbai | July 2026

What this means for you: Redevelopment votes now need 14 days' notice, two-thirds quorum, and a Registrar's representative present with video recording -- small societies can no longer push through a developer selection with a thin turnout.

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