Supreme Court of India
Padmasinghji Bajirao Patil and Ors. Etc. Etc. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960: c S. 144-T-Election disputes-Order by Commissioner or specified officer-To be final and conclusive-Provision challenged as there is no - corrective machinery by way of appeal or revision provided against the order 11/s. 144-T, and it is violcftive of Article 14 of the Constitution-Held. the provision does not suffer from any vice of arbitrariness-S. 144-T was enacted with a view to provide for a specific machinery for adjudication of election disputes relating to big institutions-It confers only limited powers for adjudicating election disputes…
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