Prayagraj, 15 December: The Allahabad High Court has ruled in its crucial decision that under section 13 of the Societies Registration Act, the society will be dissolved immediately after the resolution of three fourth of the total members is passed.
โThis does not require the approval of the Registrar. It is sufficient to inform only by sending a proposal to dissolve the society,โ High Court ruled.
The court has refused to instruct the Registrar to approve the proposal to dissolve the society and said that such a command cannot be issued.
However, this order has been given by Justice Justice Pankaj Bhatia on the petition of Managing Committee Maharishi Kapil Muni Education Committee Mainpuri.
The court has said that the resolution of unanimous dissolution of the society of the petitioners has been dissolved immediately after it is passed. He should send the information to the Registrar.
The petitioner said that the resolution to dissolve the society has been passed and the Deputy Registrar has been sent for approval and he is not taking any decision. Therefore, instructions should be issued.
The court stated in its order that society can be dissolved under the law in three ways. The first by a majority resolution of three-fourths of the total members, the second by the Registrar on the situation arising and by the order of the third court. But the institution of the petition has unanimously passed a resolution to dissolve. For which approval of Registrar is not required.
The petitioner has dissolved the society and transferred all the assets to the new organization Maharishi Kapil Muni Shiksha Trust.
