✅ Cells where self-lawsuits are impossible are now colored
✅ Cells where no realistic lawsuit can occur remain marked as "-"


Responsive Table
CDA BOD IND CEO GA MEM AUD EMP SUP CRD
Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) 🤡XXXXX----
Board of Directors (BOD) X🤡XXXX--XX
Individual Director XX🤡XXX--XX
President & CEO XXX🤡XX-XXX
General Assembly (as a body) XXXX🤡XXXXX
Individual Member XXXXX🤡XXXX
Audit Committee ----XX🤡---
Management Staff / Employees ---XXX-🤡--
Suppliers / Contractors -XXXXX--🤡-
Creditors / Banks -XXXXX---🤡

Legend & Explanation

🔴 (🤡 - Impossible Self-Lawsuit)

  • This means the entity cannot sue itself (e.g., the CEO cannot sue themselves).

âž– (- No Realistic Lawsuit)

  • These entities typically do not have legal disputes in a cooperative context.

✅ (X - Possible Lawsuit)

  • There are realistic scenarios where these entities could sue each other.

Examples of Lawsuits in a Cooperative Context

  1. CDA vs. BOD / CEO / General Assembly / Individual Members
    • Example: CDA sues the BOD for violating cooperative laws (e.g., failure to submit required reports).
  2. BOD vs. CEO / Individual Directors / Members / Suppliers / Creditors
    • Example: BOD sues the CEO for mismanagement of funds.
  3. CEO vs. BOD / Individual Directors / Suppliers / Creditors
    • Example: CEO sues BOD for wrongful dismissal.
  4. General Assembly vs. BOD / CEO / Suppliers / Creditors
    • Example: Members sue the BOD for misappropriation of cooperative funds.
  5. Individual Members vs. BOD / CEO / Suppliers / Creditors
    • Example: A member sues the cooperative for failing to release their patronage refund.