Co-operative Societies Act, 1912 (7 of 1912) Section 12 – Keeping in view the various developments, which have occurred after the filing of the present petitions, especially the fact that at present, the Society concerned is being managed by an Administrator and not by the private respondents, the present petitions are disposed of with liberty to the petitioners that in case, they have any grievances with regard to the functioning of the Society or embezzlement of any amount belonging to the Society, they can approach the Administrator of the Society concerned for initiating the proceedings under Section 54 of the Cooperative Societies Act, 1912 – It is made clear that mere approach made by the petitioners will not bind the Administrator of the Society to entertain the said proceedings – The Administrator of the Society will be at liberty to apply his own mind independently as to whether the proceedings under Section 54 of the Act need to be initiated or not.
Co-operative Societies Act S. 12 – grievances with regard to the functioning of the Society or embezzlement of any amount
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