Bare Act
The Maharashtra Co-operative Sugar Factories (Under Erection and Certain others) (Postponement of Election) Act, 1977
The Maharashtra Co-operative Sugar Factories (Under Erection and Certain others) (Postponement of Election) Act, 1977, was a temporary legislative measure enacted to stabilize the management of specific co-operative sugar factories in Maharashtra. It mandated the postponement of committee elections for factories listed in its schedules, effectively extending the terms of existing members and administrators. This ensured continuity of operations during a period of transition. The Act granted the State Government oversight powers, including the authority to remove committees if necessary. It ceased to be operational after October 1978, serving as a historical example of state intervention in co-operative governance.
- 1. Short title, commencement and duration
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Postponement of elections to committees of Co-operative Sugar Factories under erection
- 4. Postponement of elections to committees of other Co-operative Sugar Factories
- 5. Power to co-opt
- 6. Power of removal of committees
- 7. Validation of acts of committees and members and administrators that term of office stands extended under this Act
- 8. Arrangements to be made to constitute new committees at the expiry of extended term of existing committees and administrators
- 9. Application of Mah. XXIV of
- 10. Removal of difficulties
- 11. Mah. XLIII of 1975 to cease to apply to Co-operative Sugar Factories to which this Act applies
- 12. Repeal of Mah. Ord. V of 1977 and saving
- I. SCHEDULE I
- II. SCHEDULE II
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