1) The purposes of a cooperative society registration under the multi state cooperative societies Act, 1984 No.51 of 1984, an application shall be made to the Central Registrar in such form and with such particulars as may be prescribed. (2) The application shall be signed (a) in the case of a multi state cooperative society of which all the members are individuals, by at least fifty persons from each of the states concerned; (b) in the case of a multi state cooperative society of which the members are cooperative societies, by duly authorized representatives on behalf of at least two such societies as are not registered in the same state and (c) in the case of a multi state cooperative society of which another multi state cooperative society and other cooperative societies are members, by duly authorized representatives of each of such societies; Provided that not less than two of the cooperative societies referred t in clause (b) or clause (c) as the case may be, shall be such as are not registered in the same State. (3) The application shall be accompanied by four copies of the proposed bye-laws of the multi state society and the persons by whom or on whose behalf such application is made shall furnish such information in regard to the society as the Central Registrar may require. You can definitely approach us for your multi state cooperative society registration purpose. Provisions of Section 2 of the 2002 Act are identical to Section 2 of the 1984 Act. The only change is that of referring the 1984 Act in sub-clause (ii) of clause (a) of Section 2. Title Act applies to all co-operative societies with objects not confined to one State. The Act applies to all such co-operative societies irrespective of they were incorporated under the cooperative society Act, 1912 or any of the State Acts, or under the multi state co-operative society. Ct, 1942 or under the multi state co-operative society Act, 1984. The dues of co-operatives and recovery proceedings in connection every with are covered by specific Acts, such as Maharashtra cooperative society Act, 1960 and the Andhra Pradesh co-operative societies Act, 1964 hitch are comprehensive and self contained legislations. Similarly, for multi state cooperative society there is a specific enactment in the form of multi state cooperative society Act, 2002 comprehensively providing the legal framework respect to issues pertaining to such Co-operatives. When there is admittedly existing legal framework specifically dealing with issues tainting to Co-operatives and especially when the co-operative banks are, in case, not covered by the pro Visions of Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and uncial Institutions Act, 1993 specifically, there is no justification of covering co-operative banks under the provisions of 1993 Act by invoking doctrine Where the State Movement as per State Act appointed the administer, it was opposed on the ground that State Act is not applicable and zeal Act applies to them. It was held that mere mentioning that the area of ton of the Society is "whole of Tambala Division and PEPSU" is not entering. It must have some working in other states. Therefore, the power of Central Government to Direct Special Audit in Certain Cases are not applicable and State Movement is entitled to appoint administrator.