The Supreme Court has ruled that homebuyers’ societies cannot intervene in the insolvency proceedings of a developer company. The court stated that these associations are formed for maintenance and management of common facilities. They lack the legal standing to participate in such insolvency cases.
Homebuyers’ maintenance societies, RWAs can’t intervene in insolvency process of developer: SC
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