Supreme Court of India
S.K. Paramasivam v. Govt. of Tamil Nadu.
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JUDGMENT: With . .No.4466 J U M N T BHARUCHA, J. These appeals by special leave impugn the judgment and order of the High Court at madras dismissing the writ petitions filed by the present appellants, along with other similar writ petitions, and giving certain directions (with which we are not immediately concerned). For the purposes of appreciating what is involved, certain provisions of the Tamil Nadu Co-operative Act, 1983 and the Rules and Bye-laws made thereunder need to be cited.…
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