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The State of Maharashtra sought cancellation of a pre‑arrest bail granted to Chandrakant Hari Badhe in a case involving alleged misappropriation of cooperative society funds and offences under Sections 420 and 406 r/w 34 of the IPC. Earlier bail applications had been rejected by the High Court in …
The petitioner challenged a certificate issued on 4 September 2010 under Section 101 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act by the Assistant Registrar, alleging that the statutory procedure and the right to a hearing were not observed. The petitioner argued that the failure to follow the Act …
Sadashiv Ambadasrao Gayake filed a criminal writ petition seeking the quashment of an FIR and subsequent criminal proceedings under Section 306 r/w 34 IPC, alleging that the deceased Suresh Patil’s suicide was not abetted by him. The deceased left a suicide note blaming the petitioner and co‑accused …
The petitioner, Shriram Govindrao Pawar, challenged an order dated 25 May 2026 of the District Co-operative Election Officer that rejected his objection to the nomination of respondent No.4 as a delegate of respondent No.3 Society. He argued that the resolution nominating the delegate was invalid …
The petitioner challenged the order of the District Co-operative Election Officer that rejected his objection to the nomination of Respondent No.3 as a delegate of a member society in the District Central Co-operative Bank election. The objection was based on the claim that the respondent was a …
The petition filed by Teachers Co‑operative Credit Society Ltd. challenged a Labour Court order that reinstated Pavankumar Mahadeo Choure and awarded back‑wages. The petitioner raised three objections: lack of jurisdiction of the Labour Court because the dispute allegedly fell under the Maharashtra …
The Dhule and Nandurbar District Central Co‑Op Bank Ltd filed a writ petition challenging the order dated 7 April 2017 issued by the Maharashtra Minister for Co‑operation, which dismissed its revision application under Section 154 of the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act. The petitioner relied …
The petitioners, fourteen members of a cooperative society, were excluded from the provisional voters’ list on 14 August 2026 because they were deemed defaulters. They later received loan waivers under the Punyasholk Ahilyadevi Holkar Shetkari Karjmukti Yojna and cleared all dues, with certificates …
The petitioners, a cooperative dairy society and others, challenged a communication dated 29‑06‑2026 issued by the Divisional Deputy Registrar under Section 79(1) of the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act, which directed the Federation (respondent No. 6) to consider terminating the membership of …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners filed multiple writ petitions challenging the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd., Satara. The Returning Officer had rejected their …
The petitioners filed multiple writ petitions challenging the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd., Satara. The Returning Officer had rejected their …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners filed multiple writ petitions challenging the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd., Satara. The Returning Officer had rejected their …
The petitioners filed multiple writ petitions challenging the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd., Satara. The Returning Officer had rejected their …
The petitioners challenged orders dated 07.09.2026 by the Returning Officer that overruled their objections to the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co‑operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd. They …
The petitioners filed multiple writ petitions challenging the inclusion of two defaulting Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies (respondents 2 and 3) in the voters list for the election of District Centre Co‑operative Bank Ltd., Satara. The Returning Officer had rejected their …
The petition challenged the fixation of the upset price of a mortgaged property by the District Deputy Registrar (DDR), alleging violation of the third proviso to Rule 107(11)(f) of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Rules, 1961. The DDR had relied on a valuation report of a government‑approved …
The Navi Mumbai Co‑operative Housing Federation and two member societies sought a writ of mandamus to restrain CIDCO from demanding transfer charges on members whose lease deeds were executed before the 8‑Feb‑1990 amendment to the New Bombay Disposal of Lands Regulation, 1975. The petitioners argued …
The petitioners, Kamtaprasad Ramprasad Dubey and others, filed a writ petition against the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation and related respondents. They later informed the Court that the five members of Respondent No.3 Society had already initiated a dispute before the Co-operative Court under …
The petitioners, members of Le Chateau Co‑operative Housing Society, challenged the society’s resolution that allotted flats 701 and 702 to directors of the contractor Jet Speed Developers and the later allotment of flats 801 and 802 to the same directors. They alleged the resolutions were passed …
The petitioners, members of a cooperative society, complained that five of the fifteen members had lodged a complaint with the Deputy Registrar, Co-operative Societies seeking an inquiry into the society's office bearers, but no action was taken. Under Section 83 of the Maharashtra Co-operative …
The Bombay High Court considered a bail application filed under Section 483 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 by Vinay Vasantlal Sanghavi, who was arrested as Accused No.15 in a case involving alleged cheating, breach of trust and forgery related to a cooperative society. The …
The Kalpataru Jade Co-operative Housing Society Federation, formed by eight housing societies, adopted a resolution on 18 October 2025 to delete Bye-law No. 4(I)(h), which required water charges to be levied based on the total number of inlets in each flat. The Deputy Registrar approved this …
The petitioners, Latesh H. Gada and an associate, were disqualified as members and managing committee members of a cooperative society for five years by the Deputy Registrar under the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act, on the ground that they failed to place the 2023‑24 audit report and …
The Ambe Niwas Co-operative Housing Society challenged the order of the Deputy Registrar that directed the admission of Respondent No.2 as a member, contending that the premises occupied by the respondent was merely a garage and not eligible for membership. The respondent argued that the premises …
The petitioner cooperative housing society challenged a revision order that had directed it to admit a respondent as a member despite the respondent's claim being based on an unregistered agreement with the deceased member's heirs. The court examined whether the absence of a registered conveyance of …
The Ruby Isle Cooperative Housing Society filed a writ petition challenging an order of the Deputy Registrar issued under Section 154B-27 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act that directed the society to delete penal charges from its accounts. The society had previously been ordered on 18 …
The Zoroastrian Radih Society (Trust) and Behramshah Shroff Building No.1 (Yazad) Co‑operative Housing Society Ltd. entered into a lease‑sale arrangement for flats intended for needy Parsees. A dispute arose over whether the Trust could demand a 10% price‑difference payment on every subsequent …
The Zoroastrian Radih Society (Trust) and Behramshah Shroff Building No.1 (Yazad) Co‑operative Housing Society Ltd. entered into a lease‑sale arrangement for flats intended for needy Parsees. A dispute arose over whether the Trust could demand a 10% price‑difference payment on every subsequent …
The petitioner, claiming ownership of a building on land declared as a slum, challenged the registration of a Slum Rehabilitation Authority cooperative society. He argued that because his father owned the structure, the society could not be registered. The court noted that the petitioner was not …
The City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra (CIDCO) invited a tender for leasing land for hotel development and allotted the plot to the highest bidder, Metropolis Hotels, which later changed the land use and subdivided the plot, assigning part to Shishir Realty. Complaints of …
The Trust, a charitable public trust, acquired land and built a housing block (A‑1) of 1009.70 sq meters for weaker sections. Flat purchasers (original plaintiffs) sued for a conveyance of the land underlying the building, claiming entitlement to the entire plot. The trial court decreed that the …
The petitioners, heirs of the deceased CG Kadam, entered into a 1992 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with developers, granting the developers rights to develop part of a 42,669.40 sq m plot while reserving a 37,865 sq ft floor‑space index (FSI) for the petitioners. The developers obtained a …
The Madhavpura Mercantile Cooperative Bank uncovered a large‑scale fraud involving crores of rupees and filed a criminal complaint under several IPC sections against its chairman, managing director, other officers and businessmen, including J.P. Bhimani. The accused was denied bail by the Sessions …
