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(1) On the elections of a new committee and its Chairman, the retiring Chairman in whose place the new Chairman is elected shall hand over charge of the office of the committees and all papers and property, if any, of the society in possession of the committee or any officer thereof, to the new Chairman of the Committee. (2) If the retiring Chairman fails or refuses to hand over charge or to hand over the papers and property of the society as aforesaid, the Registrar, or any person empowered by him in this behalf, may by order in writing direct him to forthwith hand over such charges and property and the Registrar may, on the retiring Chairman’s failure to comply with such direction, make order for seizing the records and property and handing them over to the new Chairman in the manner provided in section 83. 35[75A. Notwithstanding anything contained in the bye-laws of a society— (1) no society shall prescribe nor member of a committee thereof shall be entitled fees, and traveling and daily allowances while touring on public business, at rates exceeding such rates as may be prescribed, and (2) a member of a committee of a society shall, in relation to touring on public business be subject to such conditions and limitations as may be prescribed and different rates, conditions and limitations may be prescribed in relation to members of committees of different societies or class of societies. Explanation –For the purposes of this section “touring on public business” includes— Handing over records and property to new Chairman on election. Restriction on rates of sitting fees and travelling and daily allowances of members. Of Committee. [1962: Guj. X Gujarat Co-operative Societies Act, 1961 (a) a journey for attending any meeting of the committees; (b) a journey in connection with the performance of any other functions of the committee; (c) a journey for attending any conference sponsored by—- (i) the Central Government, (ii) a state government, (iii) any co-operative institution, or (iv) such other institutions recognized by the State Government in this behalf.]