Sections 7 (c) (e) and 11 Assets and Assets Determined Jurisdictional Respondents / Dealers Purchased Land from Disapproved Cooperative Society through Registered Sail Deed Punjab Co-operative Board On the basis that the sale agreement is now canceled Was also not paid. Respondents of the respondents took the stand that Punjab Cooperative Board is not eligible to provide information on the sale of a subsidiary agreement which was finalized when no legal proceedings were pending and the Punjab Cooperative Board The off-litigation or cooperative judge had no jurisdiction to decide the matter. As it was a dispute between the private parties, the respondents claimed to have purchased the land from the society which was declared an unwanted society. All the assets and liabilities of the undesirable Co-operative Society were determined by the Punjab Disapproved Co-operative Society. Was to be done under 7. According to 1993 and Section 7 (c), the liquidation board was able to determine the assets and liabilities of undesirable societies and under section 7 (e) of the same Act, the board of directors of the Prosecuting Cooperative Society or its former management or director / officer. Can cancel all agreements entered into by, which, in the opinion of the Cooperative Board, were against the interests of such society. The respondents themselves appealed to the jurisdiction of the Prasad Board and after that decision, the petitioner filed an application under Cooperative Judge under Section 11 of the Disappeared Cooperative Societies (Controversy) Act, 1993. The case is remanded to respondents once again by the mysterious board
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