Deemed multi-State co-operative society status requires division into State societies or fresh Central registration within prescribed timeframe. The amendment provides that if successor States divide or reorganise a deemed multi-State co-operative society into State co-operative societies to confine objects, services and membership to their respective States within a specified timeframe, the society ceases to be multi-State; otherwise the deemed society must apply for and obtain a certificate of registration from the Central Registrar to continue as a multi-State co-operative society.
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Deemed multi-State co-operative society status requires division into State societies or fresh Central registration within prescribed timeframe.
The amendment provides that if successor States divide or reorganise a deemed multi-State co-operative society into State co-operative societies to confine objects, services and membership to their respective States within a specified timeframe, the society ceases to be multi-State; otherwise the deemed society must apply for and obtain a certificate of registration from the Central Registrar to continue as a multi-State co-operative society.
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