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THE WEEK THE MEMBER GOT STRONGER
NONE Read together, this issue's stories describe one direction of travel. The Krishna Kunj ruling (P1–2) protects the society as an institution from title-motivated attack. The July 4 disqualification ruling (P6) makes the society's records the member's property in practice, not just in principle. The MahaRERA review order (P9) makes a buyer's victory final against re-litigation by another name. And the MCS Amendment Rules (P7) rebuild redevelopment consent around the total membership rather than the managed quorum. None of these was a headline reform announced from a stage; each arrived as a working decision in a working system. That is usually how rights actually harden.
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