Snowwhite's MHADA Bare Act 1976 – Maharashtra Housing Law Reference

Snowwhite Publications' The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976 (MHADA) – Bare Act is now live on Conferenza. This is a clean, statute-focused text of Maharashtra Act No. XXVIII of 1977, as amended by Maharashtra Act No. 34 of 2026 (effective 20 July 2026). It's priced from ₹250 and suits law students, property professionals, and corporate compliance officers in Maharashtra.

What's included

• Bare Act Text: Full, unabridged Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976, with all amendments through July 2026 incorporated.
• Publisher: Snowwhite Publications.
• Format: Print (physical book).
• Starting Price: ₹250.
• No expiry: One-time purchase; permanent reference.

This is a statute book — no video lectures, practice questions, or commentary — making it ideal as a desk reference for direct legal text study.

Who should buy this

• CS students covering corporate law, real estate regulation, and housing law modules.
• CA students dealing with property transactions, GST on real estate, and Maharashtra-specific statutory compliance.
• CMA students engaged in real estate sector financial analysis and compliance audits.
• Law graduates and property professionals requiring a verified, updated text of MHADA for reference or practice.
• Property consultants and developers operating in Maharashtra needing a quick statutory check.

How to get it

Buy Snowwhite's The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976 (MHADA) – Bare Act for ₹250 on Conferenza now. You can also browse all CA, CS and CMA study material to find complementary books and video classes on real estate law, property taxation, and statutory compliance.

FAQs

Q. What's the difference between a bare act and a textbook?
A bare act is the statute itself — the raw legal text with amendments, no commentary or explanations. A textbook adds author notes, case law, and interpretation. This Snowwhite edition is purely the bare act, suitable for direct reference and for students who prefer to study the statute independently.

Q. Is this valid across India or only Maharashtra?
MHADA is a state law of Maharashtra. It applies to housing, area development, and related regulations within Maharashtra. If you're a CS, CA or CMA student in other states, it may still be relevant for real estate law modules, but verify your course syllabus.

Q. How recent are the amendments in this edition?
The text includes amendments up to Maharashtra Act No. 34 of 2026, notified on 20 July 2026. For any recent changes after this date, verify with the latest official Maharashtra government or ICAI/ICSI study material.

Q. Can I use this for both CS and CA exams?
Yes. Real estate law, statutory compliance, and property regulation appear across CS, CA, and CMA curricula. This bare act serves as a reference text for relevant modules in all three streams.

Strengthen your statutory knowledge of Maharashtra housing law — grab your copy at ₹250.