Consider the following statements (i) The Trade Unions Act prescribe time limit for the grant of registration of Trade Unions (ii) The certificate of registration issued by Registrar is a conclusive evidence. (iii) The Registrar of Trade Unions is duty bound to hear existing unions before granting registration to a new Trade Union

The Trade Unions Act, 1926 contains all three provisions: Section 5 prescribes that the Registrar shall issue the certificate of registration (or refusal) within a reasonable time; Section 8 states that the certificate of registration is conclusive evidence of registration; and Section 11 allows any person interested to object to the registration of a trade union.