Limitation for arbitration in multi State co operative societies prescribes tailored limitation periods and discretionary extension for delayed referrals. Limitation in arbitration under the Act prescribes limitation periods for specified dispute types-recovery claims measured from member death or cessation, act or omission disputes subject to six years from the act, and election challenges within one month of result declaration-while other disputes follow the Limitation Act as if the arbitrator were a civil court, and the arbitrator may, on sufficient cause, admit disputes after the prescribed period.
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Limitation for arbitration in multi State co operative societies prescribes tailored limitation periods and discretionary extension for delayed referrals.
Limitation in arbitration under the Act prescribes limitation periods for specified dispute types-recovery claims measured from member death or cessation, act or omission disputes subject to six years from the act, and election challenges within one month of result declaration-while other disputes follow the Limitation Act as if the arbitrator were a civil court, and the arbitrator may, on sufficient cause, admit disputes after the prescribed period.
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