Supreme Court of India
Ahmednagar Zilla S.D.V. and P. Sangh Ltd. and Anr. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Maharashtra Specified Cooperative Societies Elections to Committee Rules, 1971: R. 81-Election-Amendment of bye-laws categorizing specified Cooperative Societies into different classes-Preparation of voters list accordingly-Amendment held illegal-Writ petition for inclusion in electoral roll of those who, by virtue of amendment, were not so included-Direction by High Court to include their names in electoral roll-Plea that preparation of electoral roll being an intermediary stage of the process of election, High Court in giving the direction committed error of jurisdiction-Held, r.81 shows…
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