When deregistration of society is merely consequential to failure to comply with statutory notice, no reasons are required under the law, and needed to be given - Hafiz Hassan
Kuala Lampur, Oct. 21 -- Section 16 of the Societies Act (Revised 2021) reads as follows:
(1) If the Registrar is of the opinion that a dispute has occurred among the members or office-bearers of a registered society as a result of which the Registrar is not satisfied of the identity of the persons who have been properly constituted as office-bearers of the society, the Registrar may serve notice on the society requiring the society, within one month of the service of such notice, to produce to him evidence of the settlement of any such dispute and of the proper appointment of the lawful office-bearers of the society or of the institution of proceedings for the settlement of such dispute.
(2) If any such notice as is provided in subsect...
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