Co-operatives (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2015
578Provisions relating to appeals
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578 Provisions relating to appeals (1) An appeal is to be made in accordance with rules of the designated tribunal. (2) The designated tribunal may make any order it considers appropriate to dispose of an appeal under this Part. (3) The Registrar must comply with an order of the designated tribunal on an appeal under this Part.
Co-operatives (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2015 346 Part 7.4 Proceedings in relation to co-operatives 579 Bringing, or intervening in, proceedings on behalf of 1 Bringing or intervening in proceedings (cf Corporations Act s 236(1)) A person may bring proceedings on behalf of a co-operative, or intervene in any proceedings to which a co-operative is a party for the purpose of taking responsibility on behalf of the co-operative for those proceedings, or for a particular step in those proceedings (for example, compromising or settling them), if: (a) the person is: (i) a member, former member, or person entitled to be registered as a member, of the co-operative or of a related corporation; or (ii) an officer or former officer of the co-operative; or (iii) the Registrar; and (b) the person is acting with leave granted under section 580. 2 Bringing proceedings in co-operative's name (cf Corporations Act s 236(2)) Proceedings brought on behalf of a co-operative may be brought in the co-operative's name.