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Haryana Co-operative Societies Act, 1984

Haryana Co-operative Societies Act, 1984

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Sections

1. Short title and extent.

Section 1

3. Registrar.

Section 3

4. Societies which may be registered.

Section 4

5. Restrictions on registration.

Section 5

6. Restriction on holding of shares.

Section 6

7. Application for registration.

Section 7

8. Registration.

Section 8

9. Registration certificate.

Section 9

11. Change of name.

Section 11

12. Change of liability.

Section 12

13. Amalgamation, transfer of assets and liabilities and division of co- operative societies.

Section 13

14. Compulsory amalgamation.

Section 14

15. Cancellation of registration certificates.

Section 15

16. Persons who may become members.

Section 16

17. Restrictions on individual membership.

Section 17

18. Associate members.

Section 18

19. Members not to exercise rights till due payment made.

Section 19

20. Vote of members.

Section 20

21. Manner of exercising vote.

Section 21

22. Restriction on transfer of shares or interest.

Section 22

23. Transfer of interest on death of member.

Section 23

24. Liability of past member and estate of deceased member.

Section 24

25. Final authority and its meetings.

Section 25

26. Summoning of meetings.

Section 26

28. Election and tenure of committees.

Section 28

29. Nomination of committee.

Section 29

30. Election of office-bearers.

Section 30

31. Appointment, powers, functions of Managing Director.

Section 31

32. Constitution of first committee.

Section 32

33. Power of Registration to appoint Administrator in certain cases.

Section 33

34. Removal of Committee.

Section 34

35. Removal of committee member.

Section 35

36. Acts of co-operative societies not to be invalidated by certain defects.

Section 36

37. Constitution of common cadre.

Section 37

38. Annual review of cadre society.

Section 38

39. Co-operative societies to be bodies corporate.

Section 39

40. Register of members.

Section 40

41. Register of mortgages and charges.

Section 41

42. Admissibility of copy of entry as evidence.

Section 42

43. Exemption from Compulsory registration of instruments.

Section 43

44. Exemptions from certain taxes, fees and duties.

Section 44

45. Deduction from salary.

Section 45

46. State aid to co-operative societies.

Section 46

47. Accounts books.

Section 47

48. Balance sheet and other periodical statements.

Section 48

49. Custody of record and other property.

Section 49

50. Securing possession of record etc.

Section 50

51. Production of record.

Section 51

52. First charge on movable property.

Section 52

53. Charge and mortgage on immovable property.

Section 53

54. Registration of charge and mortgage.

Section 54

55. Charge and set off.

Section 55

56. Share contribution or interest not liable to attachment.

Section 56

57. Transfer of mortgages, charges and assets.

Section 57

58. Power to lease.

Section 58

59. Insolvency of mortgagor and charger.

Section 59

60. Prior debts of members.

Section 60

61. Grant of valid dis-charge.

Section 61

62. Mortgages and charges created by Joint Hindu Family.

Section 62

63. Restriction on borrowings.

Section 63

64. Restriction on loan.

Section 64

65. Limitation of interest.

Section 65

66. Issue of debentures and bonds.

Section 66

67. Appointment of trustee.

Section 67

68. Guarantee.

Section 68

69. Power to make regulations.

Section 69

70. Insufficient security.

Section 70

71. Recovery of unutilised loans.

Section 71

72. Distraint when to be made.

Section 72

73. Distraint how to be effected.

Section 73

74. Sale of property distrained.

Section 74

75. Power of sale when to be exercised.

Section 75

76. Application for sale and manner of sale.

Section 76

77. Application to set aside sale.

Section 77

78. Distribution of the proceeds of sale.

Section 78

79. Certificate to purchaser.

Section 79

80. Delivery of property to purchaser.

Section 80

81. Right of society to purchase the mortgaged property.

Section 81

82. Appointment of receiver.

Section 82

83. Title of purchaser not to be impeached.

Section 83

84. Appointment of sale officers.

Section 84

85. Investment of funds.

Section 85

86. Funds not to be divided.

Section 86

87. Distribution of profits.

Section 87

88. Provisions for guarantee funds to meet certain losses.

Section 88

90. Writing off bad debts.

Section 90

92. Credit to fund.

Section 92

93. Utilisation of fund.

Section 93

94. Special provision for insured co-operative banks.

Section 94

95. Audit.

Section 95

96. Rectification of defects.

Section 96

97. Inspection of societies.

Section 97

98. Inquiry by Registrar.

Section 98

99. Inspection of books of indebted societies.

Section 99

100. Costs of inquiry.

Section 100

101. Surcharge.

Section 101

102. Disputes for arbitration.

Section 102

103. Reference of dispute to arbitration.

Section 103

104. Certificate for sums due.

Section 104

105. Winding up orders.

Section 105

106. Liquidator.

Section 106

107. Power of liquidator.

Section 107

108. Priority of contribution.

Section 108

109. Cancellation of registration.

Section 109

110. Execution of orders etc.

Section 110

111. Attachment before order etc.

Section 111

112. Registrar or person empowered by him to be civil court.

Section 112

113. Recovery of sums due to Government.

Section 113

114. Appeals.

Section 114

115. Revision.

Section 115

116. Interlocutory orders.

Section 116

117. Offences.

Section 117

118. Cognizance of Offence.

Section 118

120. Copy of Act, rules and bye-laws etc. to be open to inspection.

Section 120

121. Prohibition against the use of the word ``Co-operative''.

Section 121

122. Powers to exempt.

Section 122

124. Notice necessary in suits.

Section 124

125. Service of notice under this Act.

Section 125

126. Companies Act not to apply.

Section 126

127. Saving of existing societies.

Section 127

128. Bar of jurisdiction of courts.

Section 128

129. Exercise of powers of civil court.

Section 129

130. Indemnity.

Section 130

131. Power to make rules.

Section 131

132. Repeal.

Section 132

1. Voluntary and Open Membership. - Co-operatives are voluntary organizations, open to all persons capable of using their services and willing to accept the responsibilties of membership, without discrimination on basis of gender, social inequality, racial, political ideologies or religious consideration.

Section 1

2. Democratic Member Control. - Co-operatives are democratic organizations controlled by their members, who actively participate in setting their policies and decision making. Elected representatives of these Co-operatives are responsible and accountable to their members.

Section 2

3. Member's Economic participation. - Members contribute equitably and control the capital of their Co-operative democratically. At least a part of the surplus arising out of the economic results would be the common property of the Co-operatives. The remaining surplus could be utilized benefiting the members in proportion to their share in the Co-operative.

Section 3

4. Autonomy and Independence. - Co-operatives are autonomous, self-help organizations controlled by their members. If co-operatives enter into agreement with other organizations including Government or raise capital from external sources, they do so on terms that ensure their demoractic control by members and maintenance of Co-operative autonomy.

Section 4

5. Education, Training and Information. - Co-operatives provides education and training to their members, elected representatives and employees so that they can contribute effectively to the development of their Co-operatives. They also make the general public, particularly young people and leaders aware of the nature and benefits of co-operation.

Section 5

6. Co-operation among co-operatives. - Co-operatives serve their members most effectively and strengthen the Co-operative movement, by working together through available local, regional national and international structures.

Section 6

7. Concern for community. - While focusing on the needs of their members, Co-operatives work for the sustainable development of communities through policies accepted by their members.

Section 7