Supreme Court of India
Anilbhai M. Patel and Ors. v. Suryapur Bank Agent D.B.H. Samiti and Ors.
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Gujarat Co-operative Societies Act, 1961: i c ss. 81 and 86-Co-operative Bank-Allegations of mismanagement and commission of illegalities and irregularities by Management-High Court by an interim order, in a writ petition, directing appointment of Administrator in place of elected body of Bank-Held, High Court erred in directing appointment of Administrator and asking him to take over affairs of the Co- operative Bank-Directions issued to safeguard interest of the Co-operative Bank. Administrative Law-Statut01y authorities-Interference with functions ""' . of by High Court-Propriety of
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