Supreme Court of India
Sudha v. President, Adv.assn.chennai & Ors
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CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950: Article 136 - Appeal against order of High Court c approving draft bye-laws of the Society of Madras High Court Advocates' Association during pendency of suits for removal of the President and the Secretary of the Association - Supreme Court on consensus of parties directed a General Body Meeting to be convened for approving amendment to the bye-laws - Held: Supreme Court in exercise of its power under Article 136 would not be justified in interfering with internal matter of a Bar Association - However, on consensus of parties directions were given to convene
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