Supreme Court of India
K. Shantharaj and Anr v. M.L. Nagaraja and Ors.
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Kamataka Co-operative Societies Act, 1959. Ss. 30 and 30- -Committee of Co-operative Society-Super seded-Administrator-Enrolling new members and giving schedule of programme for conducting elections to the Committee-Held, Single Judge of High Court was right in holding that the Administrator has no power to enrol new members: but he has power to organise election process in accordance with provisions of Ac~ the Rules and bye-laws of the Society-Directions issued by Single Judge for enrollment of new members by the Board or the Board of Directors, as the case may be, in accordance with
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