Supreme Court of India
Nisha Singla v. Adarsh Colony Cooperative House Building Society Ltd. & Ors.
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Punjab Co-operative Societies Act, 1961: ss. 55 and 56 – Allotment of plot – Society established to provide res idential plots to its members – Case of the appellant, a founder m ember of the Society that possession of plot so allotted to her earlier by the administrator and later re-allotted by the society have been illegally allotted in favour of others – Held: Possession of the plot me asuring 250 sq. yards has not been handed over to the appellant – Appellants cannot be deprived of a plot allotted to her merely on the basi s that she has not made any grievance in respect of possession of
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