For the purpose of transfer of his share or interest under sub-section (1) of Section 30, a member of a society may, by a document signed by him or by making a statement in any book kept for the purpose by the society nominate any person or persons. Where the nomination is made by a document, such document shall be deposited with the society during the member's life time and where the nomination is made by a statement, such statement shall be signed by the member and attested by one witness.

The nomination made under sub-rule (1) may be revoked or varied by any other nomination made in accordance with that sub-rule.

Where a member of a society has not made any nomination, the society shall on the member's death, by a public notice exhibited at the office of the society, invite claims or objections for the proposed transfer of the share or interest of the deceased within the time specified in the notice.

After taking into consideration the claim or objections received in reply to the notice or otherwise, and after making such inquiries as the committee considers proper in the circumstances prevailing, the committee shall decide as to the person who in its opinion is the heir or the legal representative of the deceased member and proceed to take action under Section 30.

A member or joint member of a co-operative housing society may nominate any person or persons for provisional membership by submitting the prescribed nomination form, as outlined in the society's bye-laws. The nomination form must be signed by the member submitted to the society during their lifetime. In case of Joint members, separate nomination form shall be submitted for each member for their respective share.

Any nomination made may be revoked or varied by submitting a new nomination form, by following procedure specified in the society's bye-laws.