Supreme Court of India
Sharda Kailash Mitial v. State of M.P. & Ors.
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Madhya Pradesh Municipalities Act, 1961 - s. 41- - Power of State Government to remove the President, Vice President or a Chairman of any Committee - Application of s. 41- - Scope of - Held: Such person can be removed, if his continuance in the office is not found desirable in public interest or in the interest of Council or if he is incapable of performing his duties; or is working against the provisions of the Act/Rules - Resort to s. 41: can be had only after such o person is duly elected - Removal of such officer must be resorted to only in grave and exceptional circumstances and not for
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