Dissolution of a registered Society

s per the provisions of the Society Registration Act, the dissolution of a society registered under the Act can be initiated by either the Registrar of Cooperative Societies or at least one-tenth of the society members through a court of competent jurisdiction. The court, upon due consideration, may decree the dissolution of the society based on various grounds, including: As per the provisions of the Society Registration Act, the dissolution of a society registered under the Act can be initiated by either the Registrar of Cooperative Societies 1: Violation of Act Provisions: If the society is found to have contravened any stipulation outlined in the Act. 1: Inadequate Society Membership: If the number of society members drops below seven, breaching the prescribed minimum. 1: Extended Period of Inactivity: Should the society remain non-functional for a period exceeding three years. 1: Financial Incapacity: In the event that the society is unable to settle its debts or fulfill its financial obligations. 1: Cancellation of Registration due to Public Policy Opposition: If the society’s registration is revoked due to activities or proposed actions conflicting with public policy.