Recovery Proceedings under MCS Act,1960 ?

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MCS Act,1960 deals with recovery proceedings for unpaid bills or dues.

MCS Act,1960 stands for Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960.
It provides for the recovery of unpaid bills or dues by a co-operative society from its members.
The society can initiate recovery proceedings by issuing a notice to the member.
If the member fails to pay the dues within the specified time, the society can take legal action.
The society can file a case in the Co-operative Court for recovery of dues.
The court can attach the member's property or salary to recover the dues.
The society can also take possession of the member's property if necessary.
The recovery proceedings under MCS Act,1960 are a powerful tool for co-operative societies to recover unpaid dues.

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