AACOMP Rules 10
Section 10 · Procedure for hearing of dispute
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(1)
In every dispute, the Registrar or his nominee or the Board of Nominee appointed under sub-section (1) of Section 20 shall fix the date, hours and the place of hearing of the dispute and issue notices to the parties concerned in Form 'F'.(2)
The nominees may issue summons or notices at least fifteen days before the date fixed for hearing of the dispute requiring-(a)
attendance of the parties and the witnesses;(b)
production of all books and documents relating to the matter in dispute.(3)
Notices may be served in any of the following manners :(a)
personal service;(b)
registered post with acknowledgement due; or(c)
affixing a copy of the notice at the last known place of residence or business of the parties in dispute.(4)
(i)
Services of notice on the Chairman, the Secretary or the Principal, Executive Officer of a Co-operative Society by whatever designation called shall be regarded as service on that society.(ii)
Service of notice on the Manager or the Accountant of a bank shall be regarded as service on that bank.(5)
The sufficiency of service of notice shall be decided by the authority issuing it and his decision shall be final.(6)
In the case of absence of any party to the dispute, the dispute may be decided ex parte.(7)
In these proceedings, neither party shall be represented by any legal practitioner.Your private note on this section
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