The Society Registration Act, 1860 was introduced which allow the registration of entities generally involved in the benefit of society like education, health, employment. It provides for the registration of literacy,s cientific and charitable societies.
Society Registration is best business for small traders and merchants.It’s main aim is to serve society and not to earn a profit.
Society formed by memorandum of association, with minimum seven or more members are present, and these members are associated with any literacy, scientific or charitable purpose. These MoA has to be filled by Registrar of societies.
Documents Required For Society Registration:
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Affidavit regarding ownership and NOC for registered office of society.
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MoA signed by founding members, with a duplicate.
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Rules and Regulations, signed By founding members, with a duplicate.
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Name, Address and occupation of all member along with their signatures.
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Electricity/Water bill.
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Address proof of all members.
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Copy of property papers.
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Landlord NOC.
Why Society Registration Is Required?
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A Society formed by formed by seven member or more member for following reason:
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For Promotion of Science.
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For Promotion of Literature.
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For Promotion of Literature.
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For Foundation/Maintenance of Libraries or Reading Rooms.
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For Foundation/Maintenance of Public Museum or Galleries.
Procedure For Society Registration:
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Society Registration are basically approved by State government through registrar of Societies of each state.Hence,the rules and regulations slightly from one state to another.
Registration can be done by two parts:
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Memorandum of Association.
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Rules and Regulations of the Society.
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Memorandum Of Association:-
The MoA includes several clauses like name of society, address of registration office, object for the formation of society and detail of members who want membership.
Rules And Regulations:-
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The Rules and Regulations have certain questions like-
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How is membership and subscription to be obtained to the society.
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What rules and regulations govern the society and its members.
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How are meeting to be organized.
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How will legal matters be settled and so on.