



Registrar holds the right to approve consolidation of one society with another as per approved proposal, transfer of obligations and properties, fully or partly, distribution in two or more societies or conversing society in other class, as per section 17 or issue directives as per section 18.ħ) Consolidation of the cooperative societies –Īs per section 18-A, if the Registrar becomes sure that consolidation of two or more banks is important for their well management or in the interest of the people he can imply so in Gazette after availing permission from state.Ĩ) Consolidation of primary Agriculture credit societies – This decision is considered as final, but concern person should be given a chance to explain his grievance.Īs per section 12, Registrar can categorize the agricultural marketing societies, apex body, federal societies, general societies, housing societies, Citation irrigation societies, processing societies, appliance societies, societies with limited obligation, societies with unlimited obligation in any one or two or sub category.Ĥ) Issuing directives for reforms in bylaw’s –Īs per section 14, Registrar can issue directives regarding making reforms in bylaws within specific period of time, if he found it necessary or desirable for the welfare of the society.ĥ) Giving Approval to change the name of the Society –Īs per section 15, Registrar can give approval to change the name of the society.Ħ) Consolidation, transfer, distribution or conversion of the Societies – As per section 9 of Co-Operative Societies Act, Registrar can register the society, for smooth functioning of the society, if the aims and objects of the society are meant for growth of its members or financial welfare of common people or general welfare as per section 5.Īs per section 11, Registrar can make decision on whether any person is a farmer or not or whether any person is residing in workspace of society or not or whether any person is doing some job, work, occupation or not.
