Supreme Court of India
The New Friends Co-operative House Building Society Ltd. v. Rajesh Chawla and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 226-Co-operative Society-Election-Rejection of nomination papers on ground of being "defaulters"-High Court holding the demands raised as unsustainable-Further directing refund to other members also- Held, order of High Court is unsustainable-Issue as to whether one is a member or not is to be adjudicated in appropriate proceedings and writ application prima facie was not a proper course-Even otherwise, it could be only for limited purpose· of election, and rights and liabilities of parties would be subject to decision by statutory forum. Respondents No.
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