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of <h1>Section 42 Co-operative Societies Act: Registrar Appoints Liquidator for Winding-Up Post-Registration Cancellation; Appeals Go to District Judge.</h1> Section 42 of the Co-operative Societies Act, 1912, outlines the process for winding-up a society following its registration cancellation. The Registrar can appoint a liquidator, who is empowered to manage legal proceedings, assess member contributions, investigate claims, and manage asset distribution. The liquidator can summon witnesses and demand documents akin to Civil Court procedures. Appeals against the liquidator's orders can be made to the District Judge, and such orders are enforceable as court decrees. Civil Courts are generally excluded from jurisdiction over matters related to the dissolution of societies under this Act.
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