1. : The Co-operative Societies Act, 1925 was enacted in:
(A) British India
(B) Pakistan after independence
(C) United Kingdom
(D) United States
2. : The Co-operative Societies Act, 1925 was primarily introduced to:
(A) Encourage private industrialization
(B) Provide a legal framework for registration and regulation of cooperatives
(C) Establish commercial banks
(D) Promote foreign trade
3. : Under the Act, a Co-operative Society can be formed with a minimum of:
(A) 5 persons
(B) 7 persons
(C) 10 persons
(D) 20 persons
4. : Who is the authority responsible for registration of a Co-operative Society under the Act?
(A) District Commissioner
(B) Registrar of Co-operative Societies
(C) Provincial Minister of Finance
(D) Federal Government
5. : The Co-operative Societies Act, 1925 is applicable in:
(A) All provinces of Pakistan with adaptations
(B) Only Punjab
(C) Only Sindh
(D) Only Federal areas
6. : The Act provides cooperatives with the power to:
(A) Formulate their own by-laws with members’ approval
(B) Levy taxes on citizens
(C) Act as private investment companies
(D) Replace provincial assemblies
7. : The Co-operative Societies Act, 1925 emphasizes the principle of:
(A) One member, one vote
(B) Voting based on capital investment
(C) Voting based on landholding size
(D) Voting based on political affiliation
8. : Under the Act, disputes among cooperative members are referred to:
(A) Civil courts directly
(B) Registrar of Co-operative Societies for arbitration
(C) Ministry of Interior
(D) High Court only
9. : The Act allows dissolution of a Co-operative Society if:
(A) Members request it or Registrar finds mismanagement
(B) Federal Government decides to nationalize it
(C) It fails to pay income tax
(D) Members migrate abroad
10. : The Co-operative Societies Act, 1925 still serves as:
(A) The basic legal framework for cooperatives in Pakistan with provincial amendments
(B) A repealed law with no effect
(C) A banking law
(D) A real estate regulation law