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Section 152

The Manipur Co-Operative Societies Act, 1976State Act of Manipur · Act 14 of 1976

(1) An Appeal against an erder or decision under section 4,9,11,1'2,13,14,17,2139,35,733 and 105 shall 1ie,-—-

(a) if made or sanctioned or approved by the Registren'5 01' the Additional or Joint Registrar on Whom powers of the Registrar are conferred, to the State Government.

(1)) if made or sanctioned by any peracn other than the Registrar,. or the Additional or Joint Regietram on whom the powers of the Registrar are eonferred to the Registrar.

65 Review of orders of Tribunal Tribunal to have power of Civil Court.

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and Regis— trar to mail for pmeeadings 'ef arahsrdinm e officers and to pan erdefs there on.

(2) An Appeal against an order or decision under sections '79, 85 and 88, and any order 13aseed by the Registrar for paying compensation to a society, and any a:her order for which an appeal to the Tribune] has been provided under- this Act eheh lie to the Tribune].

(3) An appeal under subsasetieh (1) us (2)3}4311336 filed within 'LWU nmnths of the date of the communication of the erfier 01- deeieien. ' («4) ,Seve 21-3 provided in this Act, no appeal shall lie against any order, deeieien or award passed in accordance With this Act; am? every Such order, decision er award shall be final, and Where any appeal has been provided for, (my order passed on appeal shell be final and no further appeal she‘ll lie against it.

153. In all cases in which it is provided under this Act that an appeal may be filed against any decision or order within a specified period, the appellate ant hority may admit an appeal after the expiry of such ‘perieé, if the appellant satisfies the appellate authority that he heal euffieient ezmse fe‘e net preferring the appeai within such peried.

154.1 (1) The Registrar may, ot' his own motion 01* an application, can fer and examine the records of any officer subordinate to him not being Additional Registrar or Joint Registrar, and the State Govemment may, of its own motion or: on application, can for and examine the records of the Registrar, Additionai Regie'rer 01‘ Joint Registrar, in respect of any preeeedinge not being, 9, emceeding in respect of Wdich an appeal has to the Tribunal, to satisfy himself or itself as to the regularity of such proceedings: or legality er propriety of any decision or order made therein ; end if, in any case, it epeeers to the Registrar or the State Government that any such decision er order should be modified, annulled or remitted for reeeneideretion, he or it may order aecordingly.

(2) ho order prejudicial to any 1331531)!) shall be phased under euh=seetion (1) unless such person has been given an opportunity of making his representation.

(3) The Registrar or the State GOVernment, es the case may be, may sueeend the execution of the decision or order pending the exercise of his or its power under subsection (1).

(4) The Registrar or the State Govamment, may award cost in proceedings under this section to be paid out of the funds. of the society er by such other party as the Registrar or the State Government may deem fit.

Explanation : aThe State Government may nominate an officer not below the rank of Secretary to the Government to exercise the powers of the State Government under this section and section 152.”

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Amendments These sub-leetions and words were substituted for section 154 of the principal Act by Man, Act No. 12 of 1984' section 14:.

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ActThe Manipur Co-Operative Societies Act, 1976
Section152
JurisdictionState of Manipur
StatusIn force as published by the source

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