Supreme Court of India
The Shahabad Cooperative Sugar Mills Ltd. v. Special Secretary to Govt. of Haryana Corpn. and Ors
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Haryana Co-operative Societies Act, 1984-Sections 114 and 115- Employee of mill registered as cooperative society-Dismissal after enquiry- His appeal to Registrar, Cooperative Societies under section 114 of Punjab Co-operative Societies Act, 1961 dismissed-However, his revision against that before State Government under Section 115 of Act of 1984 was allowed High Court holding that State Government had revisional jurisdiction Correctness of-Held-Under Act of 1984, only State Government was entitled to hear appeal against order of Registrar, and also had revisional power, it could not
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