Supreme Court of India
Dudhganga Vikas Sewa Santha Maryadit v. Distt. Collector-kolhapur and Ors.
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Co-operative Societies: Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, I 960-Section 27(3) Maharashtra Specified Co-operative Societies Election to Committees Rules, 1971-Rule 4-Co-operative Society invested its funds in shares of federal society on 30.12.02 and on the same day enrolled as member-Election of office bearers of federal society due to be held in 2006-Member of co operative society-Voting power-Held: In terms of section 27(3), co operative society having completed three years from date of its investment in federal society, is entitled to appoint one of its members to vote on its
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