Supreme Court of India
Supriya Basu and Ors v. West Bengal Housing Board and Ors.
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West Bengal Co-operative Societies Act, 1983; Rules/Bye-laws framed thereunder : Co-operative Housing Society-Parking spaces-Allotment to Type or Type Unit-holders-Challenge to-Held: The Society is neither a State department nor a creature of a Statute-Writ petition not maintainable against it-Since title itself is in dispute, a party cannot complain of infringement of violation of its fundamental. rights based on the title-It is not open to deal with such issues in a writ petition. The questions which arose for consideration in this Appeal were as to whether the covered car parking spaces
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