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Section 27: Valuation of shares

Delhi Co-operative Societies Rule-2007Union territory Rules of Delhi · 2005

(1) Where a member of a co-operative society ceases to be a member thereof, the sum representing the value of his share or interest in the share capital of the co-operative society to be paid to him or his nominee, heir, or legal representative, as the case may be, shall be the amount arrived at by a valuation based on the financial position of the cooperative society as shown in the last audited balance-sheet preceding the cessation of membership:

Provided that the amount so ascertained shall not exceed the actual amount received by the cooperative society in respect of such share or interest.

(2) Where a person is allotted a share by a co-operative society, the payment required to be made, therefore, shall not exceed the face value of the share notwithstanding anything contained in the bye-laws of the cooperative society.

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(3) When a share is transferred by a member to another member duly admitted as a member of a co-operative society, the transferee shall not be required to pay anything in excess of the value of the share determined in accordance with sub-rule (1).

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ActDelhi Co-operative Societies Rule-2007
Section27
Marginal noteValuation of shares
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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