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KHALIL-UR-REHMAN versus REGISTRAR, COOPERATIVE PUNJAB, LAHORE

Cooperative Societies Act 1925 Section 54 A Punjab Comprehensible Co-operative Societies (Solution) Act (I of 1993), Sections 3 and 17, Appeal Powers Act in Co-operative Societies, Referring to the Arbitrators Applicants (Debtors) and the rative Co-operative Society The matter related to the repayment of the debt, which was declared as undeliverable under the provisions of the Punjab Undesirable Co-operative Societies (Controversy) Act 1993, was the responsibility of the applicant given by the arbitrators. The applicant's appeal filed against this award was not considered to be retained before the appeal filed by the Registrar. No disclosure was made in the Punjab Undersecretable Cooperative Societies (Desolation) Act, 1993, and an appeal would be heard to exclude the jurisdiction of the Registrar. Contrary to the award of arbitrators, the effect of the greater than the effect posted by Section 3, P, shall be in the Comprehensible Cooperative Societies (Conflict) Act, 1993 only if there has been some misconduct between the two laws, the cooperative. The provisions of the Society Act, 1925 were not disclosed or rejected, it was applied by the Registrar of the Punjab Industrial Cooperative Society Act, 1993. Therefore, the Cooperative Societies shall have the jurisdiction to hear the appeal against the award presented by the Registrar's arbitrator, that the Deputy Registrar Cooperative Societies has been delegated the powers of the Registrar and that he is one of the arbitrators. The appeal against the award cannot be heard by the Registrar. , The appeal against the award had no effect, so the registrar's case was remanded to the registrar before property advocate from Jaranwala lawyer