Supreme Court of India
Shashin Patel v. Uday Dalal
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Issue for Consideration Whether the belated prayer of the appellants in Civil Appeal No. 795 of 2026, being the successors-in-interest of ‘NP’, to gain membership in the Society by making payment at a highly belated stage, could have been accepted by the Joint Registrar. Headnotes† Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960 – ‘NP’- Predecessor-in-interest of the appellants was in occupation of Flat No.7 in the building in the Co-operative Housing Society (Society-respondent No.7) as a tenant thereof – Dispute inter se parties pertains to Flat No.7 and the claim of the appellants for grant
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