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The petitioners, employees of Maharashtra State Seeds Corporation Ltd. and Maharashtra State Co‑operative Marketing Federation Ltd., challenged the Government’s resolution dated 04‑08‑2021 which made the 7th Pay Commission benefits applicable from 01‑07‑2021, arguing that their respective …
The petitioners, Sanjay Madhavrao Kakade and another, filed a writ petition challenging a 9 October 2019 order of the Divisional Joint Registrar, Cooperative Societies, Aurangabad, which dismissed their revision on the ground that they had not deposited the 50% amount required under Section …
The petitioners, a cooperative dairy society, challenged an order dated 11 August 2026 by the Divisional Deputy Registrar (respondent No.3) that excluded them from the provisional voter list for the federation’s election, on the ground that they had been liquidated. The petitioners relied on earlier …
The Supreme Court was asked to clarify certain directions given in its 16 May 2008 judgment concerning the Indian Bank scam involving cooperative societies' fixed deposits (FDRs). The Court observed that, unlike the Bank of Baroda case, there was no Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe in the …
The Chitradurga Mazdoor Sangh filed a writ petition in the Karnataka High Court seeking enforcement of a 1998 settlement and payment of 40% back wages to 51 reinstated workmen of a cooperative sugar factory. The High Court ordered the factory to implement the settlement and pay the back wages. The …
The Supreme Court examined the allocation of 40 flats in a cooperative society built on government land, where the builder had allotted them to non‑Dalit members contrary to the reservation regulations favoring Dalits. The Registrar of Cooperative Societies investigated and found the allotments …
The respondent was employed as a sales girl by the Central Cooperative Consumers' Store, a cooperative society, and was allegedly humiliated, harassed and illegally terminated by a new manager without required approval or notice. After a seven‑year delay, the Assistant Registrar declared the …
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (the Corporation) was authorised under the Petroleum and Minerals Pipeline (Acquisition of Right of User in Land) Act, 1962 to lay a pipeline and appointed Mrs. A.R. Gadre, a Special Land Officer of the Corporation, as the competent authority to determine …
The Lt. Governor of Delhi superseded the New Delhi Municipal Committee under Section 238(1) of the Punjab Municipal Act, alleging incompetence, default and abuse of power. Two non‑official members of the Committee challenged the order, contending that they were not given any opportunity to be heard …
