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Which of the following shall not be deemed to be disputes under Section 69 of KCS Act?

AA claim by a society for any debt due to it from a member

BChief Accountant

CA claim by a surety against the co-surety

DA claim by a surety against the principal debtor

Answer:

C. A claim by a surety against the co-surety

Read Explanation:

Section 69 of the Kerala Co-operative Societies (KCS) Act deals with specific types of disputes that are referable to the Co-operative Arbitration Court or Registrar. The disputes that are included under Section 69, such as claims for debts by a society against a member, or a claim by a surety against the principal debtor, are explicitly mentioned in the Act. A claim by one surety against a co-surety (another surety for the same debt) is not specified as a dispute under Section 69 and thus cannot be referred to the Co-operative Arbitration Court or Registrar under this section. Such a dispute would typically need to be pursued through an ordinary civil court.


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