Circular - To give permission for registering society within Co-operative Housing Societies. Dated 15th May, 1991

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Circular - To give permission for registering society within Co-operative Housing Societies. Dated 15th May, 1991

O. No .Housing/D-3/91
Office of the Commissioner,
Co-operation and Registrar,
Co-operative Societies,
Maharashtra State, Pune-1
Date: 15th May 1991,
Circular
Sub :- To give permission for registering society within
Co-operative Housing Societies.
Ref :-
  1. Government Circulars dt 19-01-1985
  2. This office circulars dt. 5-12-1985
  3. This office circulars dt. 26-04-1985
  4. Letter of Textile Department of the government No.SAGRUYASE/12875/ 54374/ NO 1999/14-03-1990
  5. This office circular No. SAM, Dt. 5-5-1990.
This office has given instructions from time to time to its subordinate offices regarding registering society within society. The last circular on the same subject is dt. 5-5-1990.
This office has given detailed instructions regarding making an amendment in bye laws to be done from the original society for registering society within the said circular and instructions were given that after making amendment in the bye-laws as per instructions given in the circular, society should be registered within society,However instructions were given that compulsion should not be made on the societies for the amendment of said bye laws.
Various persons and societies made correspondence to this office regarding registering society within society as per the said circular, and this office notice that, in bye laws of some societies there is a clear provision of giving membership to other society. Even though the officers of the departments could not register the society without making amendment in the bye-laws as per suggested in the circular dt. 5-5-1990 of this office.
All concerned officers of registrations are herby instructed through this circular that, if there is explicit provisions in the bye-laws of the society regarding giving membership to the other co-operative society then by not insisting for separate bye-laws amendment from the society as per suggested on the circular dt. 5-5-1990, the society should be registered by taking approval letter of the society only.
However, after registration of society, the competent authority (general body meeting/managing committee) have to give membership to the new society under provisions in bye laws of the original society.
However, the society in which there is no explicit provisions of giving membership to the society, then in that case the society within society could not be registered unlessmaking amendment in bye laws willingly which is necessary for giving membershipto another co-operative society by the original society.

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