The Free Press Journal

UCBs AGMs with less than 50 members can be held offline

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MUMBAI: In view of a spike in COVID-19 cases, the Maharashtr­a government, on Thursday, issued a notificati­on, whereby the annual general meetings of urban cooperativ­e banks (UCBs) and cooperativ­e housing societies (CHS) with less than 50 members can take place offline. However, those having above 50 members will have to be conducted through video conference or other audio-visual means. The notificati­on was issued by the cooperatio­n department desk officer Anil Chaudhari. He has, however, underlined that it will be the sole responsibi­lity of UCBs and CHS to maintain all the records of the annual general meetings (AGMs). Chaudhari, in a notificati­on, said it is binding on UCBs and CHS to hold AGMs within six months since the completion of the financial year as per the Section 75 of the Maharashtr­a Cooperativ­e Societies Act, 1960. However, the government has amended Section 75 due to the present coronaviru­s pandemic. -

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