Societies are usually formed for the charitable purposes and for the promotion of arts, science, religion, culture, music, sports etc. They are created by individuals as an association united together by mutual consent to act jointly and deliberately for common purposes. In India, The Societies Registration Act, 1860 mandates the procedure for society registration and its operation in India. A society can be registered by a minimum of seven or more persons. The societies act, was introduced with the aim of providing legal conditions to the society registration. This act was further implemented by several state governments with some amendments.