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<h1>Co-Operative Societies Transition to Multi-State Status Post-Reorganization Under Multi-State Co-Operative Societies Act, 2002</h1> Under the Multi-State Co-Operative Societies Act, 2002, co-operative societies that operated within a single state before state reorganization are deemed multi-state co-operative societies post-reorganization. These societies maintain their existing bye-laws unless inconsistent with the Act. If successor states reorganize such societies into state-specific entities within three years, they cease to be multi-state societies. The Central Registrar can propose reconstitution schemes for these societies, which require approval from the general body or a High Court judge. Any asset and liability transfers need majority approval from the affected societies' general bodies to be binding.