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No society shall dispose of any immovable property acquired by the society with out

AThe prior sanction of the general body

BThe prior sanction of the Registrar

CThe prior sanction of the board

DPrior sanction of the general body and Registrar

Answer:

D. Prior sanction of the general body and Registrar

Read Explanation:

Under co-operative law, a society cannot dispose of any immovable property it owns without obtaining prior approval from both: The General Body – representing the members’ consent. The Registrar – ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. This dual sanction protects the society’s assets and prevents misuse.


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