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Whenever there is inconsistency or repugnancy exists between the provisions of the Kerala Cooperative Societies Act and the Industrial Disputes Act, which one of the following hold true?

AKCS Act will Prevail over ID Act

BID Act Prevail Over KCS Act

CEither ID Act or KCS Act as per decision of Court

DEither KCS Act or ID Act as per decision of Government

Answer:

B. ID Act Prevail Over KCS Act

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An Act to consolidate, amend and unify the laws relating to Co-operative Societies in the State of Kerala. Preamble. HEREAS with a view to provide for the orderly development of the Co-operative sector. the State, by organizing the Co-operative societies as self governing democratic.


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