Occasionally, the ground floors of housing societies are demarcated as commercial areas and shops or other businesses are allowed to offer their services to the public from therein. Such shop owners are still considered to be members of the cooperative housing society (CHS/the Society) and are required to abide by the rules prescribed in the bye-laws.
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Encroachment is a common problem in cooperative housing societies (CHS/Society), where some members illegally occupy common spaces of the Society near their apartment or flat. Such encroachment can be a shed, a garden, a parking spot, or even a shoe rack placed in the common lobby.