The characteristic features related to formation, objectives, functioning of Designer vs. Greenhouse Cooperatives are enlisted below. Which combination of features best describes Greenhouse Cooperatives?

1. Local efforts grow on their own
2. Self-patterned model
3. Mobilisation of hidden resources
4. Blue print approach
5. Discourse

Which statement is connected with the Co-operative Credit Societies Act of 1904 ?

…. Commission submitted its report for framing the Co-operative Societies Act of 1904

Co-operative Credit Societies Act came into force on

First Co-operative Societies Act was enacted in

The Co-operative legislation in India started in the year.

The First urban Co-operative Credit Society was registered in 1904 at --- madras province.

According to the Co-operative Credit Societies Act of 1904, the annual audit of each Co-operative Society was the duty of

The first Co-operative Societies Act in India.

The enactment of the first Co-operative Credit Societies Act in India was in the year

Consider the following statements and choose the incorrect statement about the 1904 Act.

1. Audit inspection and enquiry could not be conducted
2. Credit and non credit Societies can be formed under the 1904 Act
3. Only individuals allowed as members under the 1904 Act
4. Prior to the 1904 Act, Society was registered under the companies act of 1882

Consider the following statements and choose the correct statements.

1. Only Credit Society can be formed under the 1904 act.
2. The 1904 Act provided the legal protection to the Society Other than credit Society.
3. Post the 1904 Act, societies or associations were registered under the Co-operative Societies Act of 1900.
4. Apex, Central, federal, non - credit Societies or Co-operative unions cannot start under the 1904 Act·

Consider the following about 1904 Act and choose the correct statement.

1. The 1904 Act came into force on 25th March, 1904.
2. Only 15 person live in the same village or town or belonging to the same class or caste are required to form a Co-operative Society.
3. The liability of members of a rural society limited, while in the Case of urban Society, it was unlimited.
4. The co-operative Credit Society Act of 1904 contains only 29 Sections and no rules.

Which of the following statements are incorrect regarding the 1904 act.

1. Rural Society shall have 1/5th of their members as agriculturist.
2. Edward law Committee stated that the movement did not take long to agrow the dreams of its founders.
3. The Co-operative Credit Societies Act of 1904 was the first Co-operative legislation in India.
4. 1904 Act is also known as the Act 10 of 1904

1904 Act is applicable in

Which section of 1904 Act deals with the Constitution of Societies.

Apeal against liquidation shall be given within …. from the date of such order.

What is the fee for Registration of Co-operative Society

As per the 1904 Act, Society means

What portion of net profit is given as dividend in rural society

Co-operative Society is exempted from

Who wrote the book ‘Co-operation in India'?

Section 5 of 1904 Act deals with

Who said that, ‘It will be the turning point of economic and social history of India.’

‘It was way from poverty to plenty’, who said this

A member can transfer his shares after holding such shares for

The Liability of a past member and deceased member shall be

Edward law Committee submitted its report in

Edward law Committee was formed in the year

Who appointed the Edward Law Committee

What is the total number of Sections in 1904 Act.

The 1904 Act came into force on

The Co-operative idea took a Concrete shape in India for the first time in the year …

The Co-operative Societies Act of 1904 was based on …. Act

As per the 1904 Act the Co-operative Societies where classified as … and ….

Name the Act passed in 1904.

The Audit fee according to the 1904 Act was

Who framed the Co-operative Societies Act of 1904

Number of rules as per the 1904 act

Thrift, Self help and Co-operation among agriculturist artisans and persons of limited means, are the objectives of

In which act was the society classified into rural and urban.

The Chairman of KSCB who subsequently became the minister for co-operation

Who was the minister of co- operation at the time of first deposit Mobilization campaign in 1976

Who was the first co-operative Minister of Kerala

Who was the minister of co- operation at the time KCS Act came into force

Who has the power to make Rules

An Act is enacted by

Details of the Act are furnished in

What gives a skeleton to law

KCS Rules came into force on