The Delhi Co-operative Societies Act

Co-operative societies to be bodies corporate

First charge of co-operative society on certain assets

Charge on immovable property of members borrowing loans from certain societies

Charge and set-off in respect of share or contribution or interest of members

Share or contribution or interest not liable to attachment

Register of members

Admissibility of copy of entry as evidence

Exemption from compulsory registration of instruments

Exemption from certain taxes, fees and duties

Deduction from salary to meet co-operative society's claim in certain cases

Other forms of State aid to co-operative societies


PRIVILEGES OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES


The registration of a co-operative society shall
render it a body corporate by the name under which it is registered having perpetual succession and a
common seal, and with power to hold property, enter into contract, institute and defend suits and other
legal proceedings and to do all things necessary for the purposes for which it is constituted.


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# 35 Co-operative societies to be bodies corporate