(1) The Central Government may appoint a person to be the Central Registrar of cooperative Societies and may appoint such other persons as it may think fit to assist the Central Registrar. (2) The Central Government may, by notification, direct that any power exercisable by the Central Registrar under this Act (other than the power of a multi state cooperative society shall in relation to such society, and such matters as may be specified in the notification be exercisable also by any other officer of the Central Government or of a State Government as may be authorized by the Central Government subject to such conditions as may be specified there in; Provided that no officer of a state Government shall be empowered to exercise such power in relation to a national cooperative society. Provided further that no officer of a state Government below the rank of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies shall be empowered to exercise any power exercisable by the Central Registrar under. That means creating situations where public is compelled to go for extra constitutional means of getting that work done. You have to oppose that visiting higher ups. As a practitioner you have no personal interests in the matter and as a trustee of other’s interest you have every right to be heard by the higher ups. I am sure you will succeed keep trying relentlessly. This will be your investment of time for future clients. Make yourself a familiar face in the Department. The petitioner was appointed as a consultant by for rendering consultancy services in connection with the tie up business of the said respondent on a monthly lump sum remuneration of Rs.15, 000/- with other perquisites as per letter dated 22.07.2005 initially for a period of three months and continued till 30.04.2008 when he ceased to be the consultant. The nature of work of the petitioner, as contained in the letter dated 22.07.2005, is as under in co-operative in business.