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State of Chattisgarh - Section

Section 60 in The Chhattisgarh Co-operative Societies Rules, 1962

60. Procedure to be followed in disposing of appeals by the Registrar.

(1)If the appellate authority finds that the appeal presented does not conform to any of the provisions of Rule 59 it shall make a note on the appeal to that effect and may call upon the appellant or his agent to remove the defects within a period of seven days of the receipt of notice to do so or in case the appeal has not been presented within the prescribed time limit to show cause within the said period why it should not be dismissed as time-barred by the appellate authority.
(2)If the defect is removed or the cause shown by the appellant or his agent satisfied the appellate authority, the appellate authority may proceed to consider the appeal.
(3)If the appellant or his agent fails to remove the defects or to show cause to the satisfaction of the appellate authority within the said period, the appellate authority may if the appeal is not presented within the time limit dismiss the appeal as time-barred. In cases where it is considered necessary to give a hearing, the appellate authority may fix a date for hearing, of which due notice shall be given to the appellant or his agent.
(4)On the date so fixed, the appellate authority shall examine the relevant record hear the appellant or his agent, if present, and pass appropriate order.
(5)The appellate authority may, at its discretion, adjourn the hearing for any other day at any stage.
(6)When the hearing of the appeal is completed, the appellate authority shall announce the Judgement forthwith or may fix another date for the Judgement.
(7)Every decision or order of the appellate authority shall be in writing and a copy of the same shall be supplied to the appellant and such other parties as in the opinion of the appellate authority are likely to be affected by the decision or the order.