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(1) On the application of a creditor of a society who - Rectification of defects in accounts. Inquiry by Registrar. Inspection of the societies. a. Satisfies the Registrar that the debit is a sum than due, and that he has demanded payment thereof and has not received satisfaction within reasonable time, and b. Deposits with the Registrar such sum as the Registrar may require as security for the cost of any inspection of the books of the society. The Registrar may, if he think it necessary, inspect or direct any person or persons authorized by him by order in writing in this behalf to inspect the books of the society. (2) The Registrar shall communicate the result of any such inspection to the applicant, and to the society whose books have been inspected. (3) It shall be competent for the Registrar to withdraw any order of inspection from the officer to whom it is entrusted and to inspect himself or entrust it to any other person as he deems fit. 87.(1) Where an inquiry is held under section 84 or an inspection is made under the last preceding section, the Registrar may apportion the costs, or such part of the costs, he may think just between the society, the members or creditors demanding the inquiry or inspection, the officers or former officers and the members or past members or the estates of the deceased members of the society. Provided that - a. no order of apportionment of the costs shall be made under this section, unless the society or persons or the legal representative of the deceased person liable to pay the costs thereunder; has or have been heard, or has or have had a reasonable opportunity of being heard ; b. the Registrar shall state in writing the grounds on which the costs are apportioned. (2) No expenditure from the funds of a society shall be incurred for the purpose of defraying any costs in support of any appeal preferred by any person other than the society against an order made under the foregoing sub-section. 88.Any sum awarded by way of costs under the last preceding section, may be recovered, on an application by the Registrar to a Magistrate having jurisdiction in the place where the person from whom the money is claimable resides or carries on business, and such Magistrate shall proceed to recover the same in the same manner as if it were a fine imposed by himself. 89.(1) If the result of any inquiry held under section 84 or an inspection made under section 85 disclose any defects in the constitution, working of financial condition of the books of a society, the Registrar may bring such defects to the notice of the society. The Registrar may also make an order directing the society or its officers to take such action as may be specified in the order to remedy the defects, within the time specified therein. (2) The society concerned may, within sixty days from the date of any order made by the Registrar under the foregoing sub-section appeal against it to the State Government. (3) The State Government may, in deciding the appeal annual, reverse, modify or confirm the order of the Registrar. (4) If a society fails to rectify the defects disclosed in the course of or as a result of an audit under section 82 or fails to rectify the defects as directed by the Registrar, and where no appeal has been made to the State Government within the time specified in the order, or where on appeal so made the State Government has not annulled, reversed or modified the order, the Registrar may himself take steps to have the defects of the society who in his opinion, has or have failed to rectify the defects.