How can a State Legislature make provisions for offences related to co-operative societies?
A State Legislature can make provisions for offences related to co-operative societies by enacting laws that define specific acts or omissions as offences and prescribe penalties for such offences. This may include actions such as wilfully making false returns, furnishing false information, disobeying summons or lawful written orders, failing to pay deductions to a co-operative society within a specified period, or failing to hand over custody of the society's property to an authorized person.