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Section 16

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

(1) Subject to the provision of this Act and the Rules, a society may by amendment of its bye-laws, change the form or extent of its liability.

(2) When a society has passed a resolution to change the form or eXtent of its liability, it shall giVe notice thereof in writing to all its member and creditors and notwithstanding anything in any bye-law or contract to the contrary, any member or creditor shall, during a period of one month from the date of serving of such notice upon him, have the option of withdrawing his shares, deposits or loans.

(3) (a) Any member or creditor Who does not exercise his option Within the period Specified in sub-section (2), Shall be deemed to have assented to the change.

(b) An amendment of the bye-laws of a society, changing the form or extent of its liability, shall not be registered or take efi'ect until, either 2——

(i) all members and creditors have assented, or deemed to have aSSented, thereto as aforesaid, or

(ii) all claims of members and creditors who exercise the option given by sub-Section (2} within the period specified therein: have been met in full or otherwise satisfied.

_17. (1) A society may, with the previous approval of the Reglstrar, by resolution passed by two-thirds majority of the members present and Voting at a Special general meeting held 'for the 'purpose, decide :— ‘ 7 Power to direct amendment of bye-laws.

Change of name .

Change of liability.

Amalgamation, transfer, division or conversion of societies,

(a) to amalgamate with another society ;

(b) to transfer its assets and liabilities, in Whole or part, toany other society ;

(o) to divide itself into two or more societies, or

(d) to convert itself into another class of society ;

Provided that when such amalgamation, transfer, division or con-version, aforesaid, inVOlves, a transfer of the liabilities of a. Society toany other society, no order on the resolution shall be passed by theRegistrar, unless he is satisfied that :—-

(i) the society, after passing such resolution, has given noticethereof in such manner as may be prescribed, to all itsmembers, creditors and other persons whose interestare likely to be affected (hereinafter, in this Sectionreferred to as “other interested perSOns” ), giving themthe option, to be exercised within one month from thedate of Such notice, of becoming members of any ofthe new societies, or continuing their membership inthe amalgamated or converted society, or demandingpayment of their share or interest or dues, as thecase may be,

(ii) all the members and creditors and other interestedperson, have asswted to the decision, or deemed to haveassented thereto by virtue of any member or creditoror any other interested persons, have assented to the .decision, or deemed to have assented thereto by virtueof any member or creditor or any other interestedperson failing to exercise his option within the periodspecified in clause (i) aforesaid, and

(iii) all claims of members and creditors and other inte-rested persons, who exercise the option within theperiod specified, have been met in full or otherwisesatisfied.

(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Transfer of Pro-perty Act, 1882,, or the Indian Registration Act, 1908, in the event ofdivision or conversion, the registration of the new societies or, asthe case may be, of the converted society, and in the event of .amalgamation, on the amalgamation the reSolutions of the societies con- ;cerned with amalgamation, shell in each case be sufficient conveyance fto vest the assets and liabilitiesSof the original Society or amalgama-ting societies in the new societies or converted or amalgamated Society,as the case may be.

(3) The amalgamation of societies, or division or conversion of 3a. society shall not affect any rights or obligation of the societies so by or against the amalgamated society, or, as the case may be, theconverted society, or the new societies,

(4) Where two or more societies have been amalgamated, or a society has been divided or converted, the registration of such societies or society shall stand cancelled on the date of registration of the amalgamated society, or the converted society, or the new societies between Which the society may have been divided.

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ActThe Manipur Co-Operative Societies Act, 1976
Section16
JurisdictionState of Manipur
StatusIn force as published by the source

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