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Ch 2Correspondence of the Secretary of Co-operative Society — Class 12 Co-operation, concept-first.

Every registered co-operative society is managed, in law, by its managing committee, but the day-to-day running of the office and the keeping of the society in touch with the outside world is entrusted to the secretary.

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The Secretary as the Correspondent of a Co-operative Society

The secretary is the chief executive and administrative officer of a registered co-operative society. He carries out the decisions of the managing committee and the general body, maintains the society's records and regis…

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The Secretary of a Co-operative Society and His Role as Correspondent

Every registered co-operative society is managed, in law, by its managing committee, but the day-to-day running of the office and the keeping of the society in touch with the outside world is entruste…

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Meaning and Importance of Correspondence in a Co-operative Society

Correspondence means the exchange of information, requests, instructions, and decisions in writing between two parties.

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Essentials of Good Correspondence and the Standard Form of a Letter and a Notice

Because every letter the secretary writes is an official act of the society, it must be drafted with care.

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Correspondence with Members

A co-operative society exists for its members, and the largest part of the secretary's correspondence is with them.

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Correspondence with the Managing Committee and Office-bearers

The managing committee is the elected body that directs the affairs of the society, and the secretary works under its supervision and control.

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Correspondence with the Registrar and Other Statutory Authorities

A co-operative society lives under the supervision of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies, and a steady stream of written communication passes between the society and the Registrar's office.

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Correspondence with Banks

A registered co-operative society, being a body corporate, keeps its money in a bank account operated in the society's name, and it may borrow from a bank or lend and invest as its business requires.

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Correspondence with Auditors

The accounts of every co-operative society must be audited, and the audit of co-operative societies in Maharashtra is carried on within a framework supervised by the department of co-operation under t…

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