law: Co-Operative Societies Act 2008 
  162.
  
  Dissolution by Court
  1.      The Registrar or an
  
  interested person may, after giving the society 3 months notice of the proposed
  
  application, apply to the Court for an order dissolving a society, if the
  
  societyŚ
  a.     
  
    obtained
  
  its registration by fraud or mistake;
  b.    
  
    exists
  
  for an illegal purpose;
  c.     
  
    has
  
  willfully, after notice by the Registrar, violated any of the provisions of
  
  this Act or its by-laws;
  d.    
  
    is
  
  no longer operating on co-operative principles; or
  e.     
  
    has
  
  the number of its members reduced below the minimum number required by this Act
  
  for the society.
  1.      
  2.      Where an interested
  
  person applies pursuant to this section, he shall give the Registrar notice of
  
  his application and the Registrar is entitled to appear and be heard in person
  
  or by an attorney-at-law.
  3.      Where the Court
  
  receives an application pursuant to this section, it may order that the society
  
  be dissolved or liquidated and dissolved under the supervision of the
  
  Registrar.
  4.      Where the Registrar
  
  receives an order made pursuant to subsection (3), he shallŚ
  a.     
  
    where
  
  the order is to dissolve the society, issue a certificate of dissolution in the
  
  prescribed form; or
  b.    
  
    where
  
  the order is to liquidate and dissolve the society under the supervision of the
  
  Registrar, publish a notice in the Gazette or a newspaper circulating
  
  in.