Supreme Court of India
Adv Babasaheb Wasade & Ors v. Manohar Gangadhar Muddeshwar & Ors
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the convening of the meeting for holding the elections on 08.09.2002 cannot be faulted with.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Issue for Consideration i) Whether the Working President could have convened the election meeting for 08.09.2002 as according to the Objectors, it was only the Secretary or in the alternative the President who could have convened the meeting under the bye laws; ii) Whether the 7 Objectors were entitled to a notice for the meeting of 08.09.2002 in view of their disqualification u/s. 15 of the Societies Registration Act, 1860; iii) Whether lack of notice to the said 7 Objectors would vitiate the entire election meeting of 08.09.2002; iv) Whether invalid members had signed the requisition dated
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