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What is Multi State Co-operative Society?

A Multi-State Cooperative Society (MSCS) is a cooperative society that operates in multiple states across India. Cooperative societies are organizations formed by individuals with common interests to pool their resources for mutual benefit. They are governed by the Cooperative Societies Act of the respective state in which they operate.

Multi-State Cooperative Societies are governed by the MSCS Act, 2002, which was enacted to facilitate the incorporation, regulation, and proper management of cooperative societies operating in more than one state. These societies can engage in various activities such as agriculture, industry, handicrafts, and services.

The Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act, 2002 (MSCS Act 2002)

The Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act, 2002 (MSCS Act 2002) is an Indian law enacted to regulate the operation and management of cooperative societies that operate in more than one state. It provides a legal framework for their registration, functioning, and governance. The Act ensures that such societies are able to carry out their activities effectively while adhering to standardized rules and regulations.

Key Features of the MSCS Act, 2002

  • Scope: It applies to cooperative societies with operations spread across two or more states. Such societies may involve sectors like agriculture, credit, housing, marketing, consumer services, and more.
  • Registration: A multi-state cooperative society must register under the MSCS Act, 2002. At least 50 members from two or more states are required for registration.
  • Objectives: To promote the economic and social interests of members through mutual assistance. To operate democratically and profitably while maintaining transparency.
  • Governance: The society must have a board of directors elected by the members. The board is responsible for the overall management and decision-making.
  • Regulatory Authority: The Central Registrar of Cooperative Societies is the primary regulatory authority. The registrar oversees registration, disputes, and compliance under the Act.
  • Rights of Members: Members have equal voting rights (one member, one vote) regardless of their contribution or shareholding. They are entitled to share in the society's profits and participate in its activities.
  • Financial Matters: Societies must maintain proper books of accounts and undergo regular audits. Surplus funds can be distributed as dividends among members or reinvested for the society’s growth.
  • Dispute Resolution: Disputes within the society or between members and the management can be referred to arbitration or resolved under the Act.
  • Winding Up: The society may be wound up voluntarily or by an order of the Central Registrar in case of insolvency or non-compliance with the Act.
  • Penalties for Non-Compliance: The Act imposes penalties for non-compliance, such as failure to maintain records or violating governance rules.

Procedure To Register A Multi-State Cooperative Society

Before applying for registration, gather essential documents such as the proposed society's bye-laws, the list of proposed members, their consent, and a statement of assets and liabilities.
Step 1: Prepare the Required Documents
The Registrar will review your application and verify the submitted documents. If everything is in order, your MSCS registration will be approved.
Step 3: Review and Approval
Submit the application form for MSCS registration to the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, either online or at the designated office, along with the necessary documents and fees.
Step 2: Submit the Application Form
Once approved, you will receive a certificate of registration, and your Multi-State Cooperative Society will be officially recognized.
Step 4: Receive Registration Certificate

Types Of Multistate Co-Operative Society

Credit Cooperative Societies

Provide affordable credit and financial support to members, fostering financial inclusion and independence.

Cooperative Housing Societies

Facilitate affordable housing and shared community living for members, ensuring cost-effective property management.

Farmer's Cooperative Societies

Empower farmers by offering resources, tools, and collective support for agricultural productivity.

Producer's Cooperative Societies

Support producers by ensuring fair pricing, better marketing, and collective resource utilization.

Consumer's Cooperative Societies

Ensure members have access to quality goods at reasonable prices through collective buying power.

Marketing Cooperative Societies

Foster efficient marketing networks for members to promote and distribute goods effectively.