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CHAPTER III: MEMBERS OF MULTI-STATE COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES AND THEIR
RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES
11. Conditions to be
complied with for admission for membership-
(1) No person shall be admitted as a member of a multi-State
cooperative society unless:
(a) he has applied in writing in the form, if any, laid down by the
multi-State cooperative society or in the form specified by the Central
Registrar, if any, for membership;
(b) his application is approved by the board of the multi-State
cooperative society;
(c) he has purchased the minimum number of shares and paid the value
thereof in full or in part in such calls as may be laid down in the
bye-laws of the multi-State cooperative society;
(d) he has fulfilled all other conditions laid down in the Act, the
rules and the bye-laws;
(e) in the case of a multi-State cooperative society or a cooperative
society or the national cooperative society or any other corporation
owned or controlled by the Government or any Government or any
Government company or body of persons whether incorporated or not, the
application for membership shall be accompanied by a resolution
authorising it to apply for such membership.
(2) No person shall be eligible for admission as a member of a
multi-State cooperative society if he:
(a) has not attained the age of 18 years;
(b) has been adjudged by a competent court to be an insolvent or an
undischarged insolvent;
(c) has been sentenced for any offence, other then offence of a
political character or an offence not involving moral turpitude and
dishonesty and a period of five years has not elapsed from the date of
expiry of the sentence.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules or the bye-laws
of the multi-State cooperative society, if a member becomes or has
already become subject to any disqualifications specified in sub-rule
(2) he shall be deemed to have ceased to be a member of the society from
the date when the disqualification was incurred.
(4) No individual being a member of a primary level multi-State
cooperative society or a multi-State credit society, or a multi-State
urban cooperative bank, shall be the member of any other multi-State
cooperative society or cooperative society of the same class without the
general or special permission of the Central Registrar and where an
individual has become a member of two such cooperative societies
aforesaid, than either or both of the societies shall be bound to remove
him from membership on written requisition from the Central Registrar to
that effect.
(5) No multi-State cooperative society shall admit members within
thirty days prior to the date of the meeting of its general body.
12. Individual members in the National Cooperative Union of India-
The ex-presidents of the National Cooperative Union of India Limited,
New Delhi who have served their full term of office and other
individuals not exceeding 15 in number with the knowledge and experience
in the field of cooperation may be admitted as members of the National
Cooperative Union of India Limited, New Delhi, provided that:
The ex-President and other individuals admitted as members shall not be
eligible to vote or contest in any election in the National Cooperative
Union of India Limited.
13. Refund of shares-
The total refund of share capital of a multi-State cooperative society
in any cooperative year shall not exceed 10 per cent of the paid-up
share capital of the multi-State cooperative society on the last day of
the cooperative year immediately preceding.
14. Nomination of heir-
(1) For the purpose of transfer of his share or interest under
sub-section (1) of section 27, a member of a multi-State cooperative
society may nominate a person to whom in the event of his death, his
share or interest shall be transferred. Such member may, from time to
time, revoke or vary such nomination.
(2) A nomination made by a member shall not be valid and shall not in
the event of death of the member have effect unless:
(a) it is made in writing and is signed by the member in the presence
of two witnesses attesting the same;
(b) it is recorded in the books of multi-State cooperative society,
kept for the purpose.
15. Procedure of ascertaining the value of share or interest of a
member-
Where the member of a multi-State cooperative society ceases to be a
member thereof, the sum representing the value of his share or interest
in the capital of the multi-State cooperative society to be paid to him
or his nominee, or heir or legal representative, as the case may be
shall be ascertained in the following manner, namely:
(i) In the case of a multi-State cooperative society with unlimited
liability, it shall be the actual amount received by the multi-State
cooperative society in respect of such share or interest;
(ii) In the case of a multi-State cooperative society with limited
liability, it shall be the amount arrived at by the valuation based on
the financial position of such society as shown in the last audited
balance sheet preceding cessation of membership;
Provided that the amount so ascertained shall not exceed the actual
amount received by the multi-State cooperative society in respect of
such share or interest.
16. Restriction on holding of shares-
No member referred to in clauses (a)and (b) of sub-section 1 of section
19 shall hold more than one-fifth of the share capital of the
multi-State cooperative society or have or claim any interest in the
shares of the multi-State cooperative society exceeding ten thousand
rupees, whichever is less.
17. Share not to be hypothecated-
The shares of a multi-State cooperative society shall not be
hypothecated to that society or any other multi-State cooperative
society by the members as a security for a loan.
18. Prohibition on admission of members and transfer of shares on
the eve of general meeting-
(1) No multi-State cooperative society shall admit members or approve
the transfer of shares within thirty days prior to the date fixed for
the general body meeting.
(2) Any person addressed as member and any person in whose favour the
transfer of share have been approved in contravention of this rule shall
not have the right to vote at the said general meeting.
19. Disqualification of a defaulting member-
A member of a multi-State cooperative society or a representative of
defaulting member society shall not be eligible to seek election to any
office in, or continue, as a member of the board of such multi-State
cooperative society if he or the society of which he is the
representative, commits default in the payment of annual subscription or
other sums due to such multi-State cooperative society. A member, or a
representative of a defaulting member society, if holding any office in
a multi-State cooperative society, shall forfeit the right to hold such
office with effect from the date on which he, or the society of which he
is the representative, becomes defaulter as per bye-laws
of the multi-State cooperative society or as determined by the board of
directors of the multi-State cooperative society.
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