(b) The notices for lease shall be got pasted in the office of Assistant Registrars and Deputy Registrars by the Registrar and also at all important places which are often visited by the public in general and the Registrar shall get the proclamation of lease and announced through a beat of drum at such places and among such parties as he deems fit.
(c) It shall be clearly mentioned in the notice for lease that the party consenting to take the sick society on lease shall keep the co-operative character of the unit intact.
(d) The party offering to take the sick society on lease shall not embark upon any other trade or business or industrial activity other than aimed at by the sick unit.
(e) The lessee shall keep the accounts of the proposed unit strictly according to the system in practice.
(f) The Registrar or his nominee shall be competent to conduct inspection/audit of the leased unit as per provisions of the Act. The Registrar or the person authorised to inspect/audit the unit shall have free access to the books of a accounts, leased out premises, factory, machinery and other assets.
(g) In case lessee of the unit does not accept the entire staff of the sick unit, they shall be liable to pay such sums to the said staff as may be awarded by the competent Courts in terms of the provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (Act 14 of 1947).
(h) The lessee shall not be permitted to sell, sub-let or remove from its original place, any assets without permission of the Registrar by giving full justification for the replacement/removal of any non-productive assets.
(i) At the expiry of period of five years the working results of the unit would be reviewed and in the event of non-fulfilment by the lessee, the lease shall be cancelled and no further extension would be allowed.
(j) The terms and conditions of lease shall be reduced in writing on a non-judicial stamp paper as required by the Indian Stamp Act 1899 (Act 2 of 1899), which shall be signed by the authorised person and duly attested by the Magistrate Ist Class having jurisdiction of the area where the sick unit is situated.
Annexure `A'
Annexure `A'
(See Rule 76-A)
Sd/-
Registrar,
Annexure `B'
Annexure `B'
(See Rule 76-A and 76-B)
(Name of firm, society, company or body)
Registrar,
Chapter XIII
Audit and Account
Section 76B • Haryana Co-operative Societies Rules, 1989
76B. Transfer of Assets and Liabilities of Sick Societies By lease.
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Section 76B
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