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(1) the Registrar or any officer subordinate to him and empowered by him in this behalf may, subject to such rules as may be made by the State Government by or under this Act, recover— (a) any amount due under a decree or order of a Civil Court obtained by a society, (b) any amount due a decision, award or order of the Registrar, his nominee or the board nominees or Liquidator or Tribunal, (c) any sum awarded by way of costs under this Act, (d) any sum ordered to be paid under this Act as a contribution to the assets of the society, Recovery of sums due to Government. Competency of a member to transfer land or interest therein to society. IV of 1882. XVI of 1908. Registrar’s powers to recover certain sums by attachment and sale of property. 1962: Guj. X] Gujarat Co-operative Societies Act, 1961 together with interest, if any,. due in such amount or sum and the costs of recovering the same by the attachment and sale or by sale without attachment of the property of the person against whom such decree, decision, award or order has been obtained or passed. (2) the Registrar or the officer empowered by him shall be deemed when exercising the powers under sub-section (1) or when passing any order on any application made to him for such recovery, to be Civil Court for the purposes of article 182 in the First Schedule to the Indian Limitation Act, 1908. 120[160. (1) If the Registrar of his own motion or otherwise is satisfied that in public interest for the purposes of securing the proper implementation of co-operative production and other development programmes approved or undertaken by the State Government or for linking and coordinating of co-operative activities such as marketing and credit, or securing the proper management of the business of the society generally or preventing the affairs of the society being conducted in an manner detrimental to the interests of the members, or of the depositors or the creditors thereof, it is necessary to issue directions to any class of societies generally or to any society or societies in particular, he may issue directions to them, from time to time, and all societies or the society concerned, as the case may be, shall be bound comply with such directions. (2) The Registrar may of his own motion or otherwise modify or cancel any directions issued under sub-section (1), and in modifying or canceling such directions he may impose such conditions as he may deem fit. (3) Where the Registrar is satisfied that any committee or, s the case may be, a general body of any society, whose duty it was to comply with any directions issued or modified as aforesaid, has failed, without any reasonable or sufficient cause, to comply with such directions, the Registrar may exercise the powers conferred on him under sub-section (1) of section 107. (4) Where the Registrar is satisfied that any person, whose duty it was to comply with any directions issued or modified as aforesaid, has failed without any reasonable or sufficient cause, to comply with such directions, the Registrar may, by an order in writing,— (a) if such failure is committed by a member of the committee of the society in his capacity as a member from the committee and IX of 1908. Registrar’s power to give direction. [1962: Guj. X Gujarat Co-operative Societies Act, 1961 appoint any other person as a member of the committee in his place for the remainder of the term of his office; (b) if such failure is committed by member of the society not failing under clause (a), remove him as a member of the society; (c) if such failure is committee by an employee of the society, direct the society to remove such employee form employment of the society forth-with if the society fails, without reasonable or sufficient cause to take action in pursuance of such direction, make an order removing such person from employment of the society and thereupon such person shall be deemed to have been remove by the society: Provided that, before making any order this sub-section, the Registrar shall give or cause to be given a reasonable opportunity to the person concerned to show cause against the action proposed to be taken in regard to him.]