Question

With respect to nature, powers and functions of Cooperative Arbitration Tribunal, which of the following statements is/are inappropriate? I. CAT is a forum subordinate to the Registrar of Cooperative Societies. II. CAT exercises same powers as that of Civil Court. III. CAT has power to consider the request of the delinquent for payment of allowance, pending enquiry. IV. The CAT shall have jurisdiction to hear appeals against decision of the registrar or an arbitrator.

• A. I and II only
• B. II and IV only
• C. IV only
• D. I only

Answer 1

Answer:

D. I only

The Cooperative Arbitration Tribunal has the following powers and functions: Decision-making: The tribunal has the authority to make decisions on all matters before it, without being overly concerned with technicalities. Prescribing forms and fees: The tribunal can prescribe forms and fees that it deems necessary. Constituting the Co-operative Appellate Tribunal: The tribunal is responsible for constituting the Co-operative Appellate Tribunal. Handling appeals: The tribunal is responsible for handling appeals to itself and other authorities. Setting limitations for appeals: The tribunal is responsible for setting limitations for appeals.