Supreme Court of India
P. Nazeer Etc. v. Salafi Trust & Anr. Etc.
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Societies Registration Act, 1860: s. 6 - Suits by and against societies – Entitlement of a Society to sue and be sued – Held: Society registered under the Societies Registration Act is entitled to sue and be sued, only in terms of its bye-laws – The bye-laws may authorise the President or Secretary or any other office bearer to institute or defend a suit for and on behalf of the society terms of its bye-laws – Under s. 6, every society registered under the Act may sue or be sued in the name of President, Chairman, or Principal Secretary, or trustees, as shall be determined by the rules and…
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