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Section 4

DCS Act 2003Union territory Act of Delhi · Act 149 of 2005

(1) Subject to the provisions hereinafter contained, a co-operative society which has its object the promotion of economic, social and cultural interests of its members, in accordance with co-operative principles, or a co-operative society established with the object of facilitating the operations of such a co-operative society, may be registered under this Act with limited liability:

Provided that a co-operative society shall be registered only if it fulfils the viability norms with limited liability as prescribed for a co-operative society or class of co-operative societies to ensure that it is economically sound and its registration may not adversely affect the development of co-operative movement.

(2) The word "limited" or its equivalent in any Indian language shall be the last word in the name of every co-operative society registered under this Act with limited liability.

Restrictions on registration.

5. No co-operative society shall be registered under this Act unless it consists of at least fifteen members who are qualified to be members under this Act and who reside in the area of operation of the co-operative society :

Provided that in the case of a primary co-operative society each of such members shall be a member of different family.

Explanation .- For the purpose of this section the expression, "member of a family" means father, mother, wife, husband and dependent children.

Restrictions on holding of shares.

6. No member other than the Government or a co-operative society shall hold more than such portion of the share capital of a co-operative society subject to a maximum of one-tenths, as may be prescribed.

Application for registration.

Where this provision sits

ActDCS Act 2003
Section4
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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