Co-operative Rules

250.00

The changed Co-operative Rules after change in Co-operative 1920 due to constitutional a amendment are may must required by the Co-operative Societies. This is our efftort to do the needful.

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The changed Co-operative Rules after change in Co-operative 1920 due to constitutional a amendment are may must required by the Co-operative Societies. This is our efftort to do the needful.

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Weight 250 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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