Supreme Court of India
The Registrar, Co-operative Societies v. Dharam Chand and Others
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Co-operative Societies-Co-operative Bank-Defalcation of bank funds-Show cause notice to committee members and subsequent removal by the Registrar-Misfeasance application by shareholders against committe.e members-Hearing of application by the Registrar -Legaiity-Bias-N atural justice-Co-operative Societies Rules, rr. 17, 18, :JG(J}-Co-operative Societies Act, 1912 (2 of 1912), s. 17. An investigation of the affairs of a Co-operative Bank regis tered under the Co-operative Societies Act, 19r2, on the dis appearance of the manager of the bank in r953, showed that a very large amount of money
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