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Section 12: Famers’ Organisation to be a Body Corporate

The Andhra Pradesh Farmers’ Management of Irrigation Systems Act, 1997.State Act of Andhra Pradesh · Act 11 of 1997

Every farmers’ organisation shall be a body corporate with a distinct name having perpetual succession and a common seal and subject to the provisions of this Act vested with the capacity of entering into contracts 6[with prior approval of Commissioner, Commend Area Development Authority] and of doing all things necessary, proper or expedient for the purposes for which it is constituted and it shall sue or be sued in its corporate name represented by the chairman or the president, as the case may be:

1. Omitted by the Act No.4 of 2018, S.6.

2. Substituted by the Act No.7 of 2003, S.8.

3. Substituted by the Act No.7 of 2003, S.9.

4. Substituted by the Act No.7 of 2003, S.9.

5. Substituted by the Act No.7 of 2003, S.10.

6. Inserted by the Act No.4 of 2018, S.7.

Provided that no farmers’ organisation shall have the power to alienate in any manner, any property 1[entrusted to it by the Government for the Operation and maintenance].

Where this provision sits

ActThe Andhra Pradesh Farmers’ Management of Irrigation Systems Act, 1997.
Section12
Marginal noteFamers’ Organisation to be a Body Corporate
JurisdictionState of Andhra Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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