As per case facts, the Secretary of Bikarampur Co-operative Society was removed by the Board without hearing and quorum. The Registrar reinstated the Secretary, but the Single Judge set aside ... this order, holding the dispute was a private employer-employee matter outside Registrar's jurisdiction. Similar facts applied to another society. The question arose whether the Registrar of Co-operative Societies had jurisdiction under the Assam Co-operative Societies Act, 2007, to intervene in disputes concerning the removal of a Secretary/Chief Executive, considering their dual role and the bar on civil court jurisdiction under Section 110. Finally, the High Court ruled that the Single Judge's interpretation was too narrow. The Secretary/Chief Executive has a unique statutory identity, impacting the society's core functions. Harmonizing Sections 49(2)(l), 92, and 110, the court concluded that the Registrar has jurisdiction over such disputes to prevent a remedial vacuum, thus ensuring oversight and accountability within the cooperative framework.