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Section 15: Cancellation of registration certificates of societies in certain cases

Kerala Co-operative Societies Act 1969State Act of Kerala · Act 21 of 1969

(1)Where the whole of the assets and liabilities of a society are transferred to another society in accordance with the provisions of section 14, the registration of the first mentioned society shall stand cancelled and that society shall be deemed to have been dissolved and shall cease to exist as a corporate body.

(2)Where two or more societies are amalgamated into a new society in accordance with the provisions of section 14 the registration of each of the amalgamating societies shall stand cancelled on the registration of the new society and each amalgamating society shall be deemed to have been dissolved and shall cease to exist as a corporate body.

(3)Where a society is divided into two or more societies in accordance with the provisions of section 14, the registration of that society shall stand cancelled on the registration of the new societies and that society shall be deemed to have been dissolved and shall cease to exist as a corporate body.

Where this provision sits

ActKerala Co-operative Societies Act 1969
Section15
Marginal noteCancellation of registration certificates of societies in certain cases
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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