Amendment of rules and regulations

Amendment of rules and regulations.—(1) The provisions of the rules and regulations of a society, may be amended by a resolution passed by a special meeting convened for that purpose of which notice, as may be prescribed, shall be given to every member of the society, twenty one days prior to the date of such meeting: Provided that no such resolution shall be deemed to be approved unless, three-fourths of the total members who are entitled to vote are present in person or where proxies are allowed, by proxy, and confirmed by simple majority of their votes.

1. (2) Every resolution for amendment passed under sub-section
2. (1) shall be filed before the Registrar within thirty days from the date of its passing and if the Registrar is satisfied that such amendment is in conformity with the provisions of this Act and the rules made thereunder, the amendment may be filed on payment of the fees, as may be prescribed, and it shall take effect from the date of filing: Provided that no such amendment shall have effect, unless it is so filed: Provided further that, if the Registrar is satisfied that there is reasonable cause for non filing of such amendment in time, it shall be filed by paying the prescribed fine not exceeding one thousand rupees along with fees.
3. (3) If the filing of an amendment as per sub-section
4. (2) is refused by the Registrar, an appeal may be filed by the aggrieved person before the Inspector General of Registration within sixty days from the date of intimation of such refusal: Provided that in case where no such appeal is filed, on satisfying the reasonable cause, by condoning the delay, the Appellate Authority may have the power to extend the period of appeal not exceeding thirty days.
5. (4) A revision may be filed before the Government against the order of refusal by the Inspector General of Registration within thirty days from the date of receipt of the notice of refusal.
6. (5) The Government may on its own motion, where there is no appeal filed under sub-section
7. (3) or on an order passed by the Inspector General of Registration in disposing of an appeal, pass an appropriate order.