Registrar’s power to annual resolution of a co-operative society or cancel order passed by an officer of a co-operative society in certain cases

The Registrar may- (1) annual any resolution passed by the committee of management, or the general body of any co-operative society; or (2) cancel any order passed by an officer of a co-operative society; If he is of the opinion that the resolution or the order, as the case may be, is not covered by the objects of the society, or is in contravention of the provisions of this Act, the rules or the bye-laws of the society, whereupon every such resolution or order shall become void and inoperative and be deleted from the records of the society : Provided that, the Registrar shall before making any order, require the committee of management, general body or officer of the co-operative society to reconsider the resolution, or as the case may be , the order, within such period as he may fix but which shall not be less than fifteen days, and if he deems fit may stay the operation of that resolution or the order during such period. Applicability- the Registrar can annual a resolution of the General body if he is of opinion that the resolution is in contravention of the provisions of the Act. A party aggrieved by such resolution is entitled to invoke the powers of the Registrar and request him to annul the resolution.