Challenger App

No.1 PSC Learning App

1M+ Downloads
Regarding Section 26 of KCS Act, what happens to a member’s liability after transfer or repayment of shares, vis‑à‑vis past obligations?

AThe member is completely absolved of all past obligations immediately upon transfer or repayment.

BThe member's liability for past obligations ceases to exist entirely after the transfer or repayment of shares.

CPast obligations are automatically transferred to the new shareholder or are written off by the cooperative.

DLiability for past obligations may continue for a limited period and to a limited extent as provided by the Act

Answer:

D. Liability for past obligations may continue for a limited period and to a limited extent as provided by the Act

Read Explanation:

.


Related Questions:

Which activity would most clearly fall within the economic welfare objective?
Under Rule 5(2) of KCS Act, which type of societies must include clauses about maximum loan admissible and rate of interest?
Section 9A(c) of Kerala Co-operative Societies Act, requires that a Co-operative Society’s name and address appear on which of the following?
Before passing a resolution for expulsion, the committee must first:
Section 13A and Rule 5 of KCS Act primarily deals with: