Supreme Court of India
Shivkishan v. Sujata Tarachand Makhija and Ors.
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Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960 –s.91 – First Respondent (the disputant), an employee of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) opted for Plot No.2 in the Cooperative Housing Society, meant principally for such employees– Allegedly, in terms of seniority, she was entitled to be allotted the said Plot, however it was illegally allotted to the appellant – Interim order passed by the Cooperative Court injuncting the Society from making any allotment in respect of Plot No.2– Despite the order, registered sale deed executed by the Society in favour of the appellant – Plea of the…
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