Section 3 of MSCS Act, 2002 : Section 3: Definitions

Explanation using Example

Imagine a group of farmers from different states in India decide to form a cooperative society to market their produce more effectively. They plan to register this cooperative under the Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act, 2002. Here's how Section 3 of the Act would apply to them:

• The "area of operation" would be the combined geographical regions of the states from which these farmers come and where they operate their farming activities.
• Once registered, they would establish a "board" which would be their governing body responsible for managing the society's affairs.
• The society's internal rules, known as "bye-laws," would need to be registered and would dictate how the society functions and the rights and obligations of its members.
• The "Central Registrar" is the government official they would interact with for registration and compliance with the Act.
• If the cooperative appoints a manager or CEO...

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