The Apex Court on 30.01.2019, in DELHI DAYALBAGH HOUSE BUILDING SOCIETY v REGISTRAR COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES AND ORS[1]., dismissed the appeal that had been made against the Registrar, Cooperative Societies’s order under Section 94 of the that had been passed by Delhi High Court had made observations regarding the proceedings of winding up proceedings that were initiated by the complaint that had been made by one of the members of the society and in such provided circumstances, filing of the statutory appeal under Section 112 of the Act may not be purposeful.
DECISION HELD BY THE APEX COURT:
The Apex Court while dismissing the appeal held that it cannot entertain such an appeal as an alternative remedy of statutory appeal was already made available for the appellant.
[1] Full Judgment:
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