If residence society has not registered under co-operative housing society and recruit committee and chief to develope society in the situation at builder has not submitted society rights to either nagarpalika Or chief of society. The chief of society has collected Rs.15,000/- for society development charge and do not pay any income tax to government so the following situation is legal as per society law?

In India, every housing society or cooperative society needs to be registered under the respective Cooperative Society Act of the particular state. If a residence society has not been registered as a cooperative housing society, it may not have the legal backing to collect charges or function as a cooperative society.

Collecting charges like society development charge without proper registration and compliance with the law may lead to legal consequences. Additionally, failing to pay income tax on the collected amount can also attract penalties and legal action under the Income Tax Act.

If the chief of the society has collected Rs.15,000 as society development charge and has not registered the society, the collections and activities of such society may not be legally valid and can be challenged. It is advisable for the residents to ensure that the society is properly registered under the Cooperative Society Act and follows all the legal requirements for operation.

If there are any concerns regarding the actions of the society or its chief, the residents can seek legal advice and take appropriate action to rectify the situation and ensure compliance with the law.