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M. WAHIDULLAH ANSARI versus ZUBEDA SHARIF

Co-operative Society Act 1925 Sections 54 and 70A Civil Procedure Code (V 1908), O VII, R 11 Appeal Against Interim Order Referring to the business of touching the Co-operative Society's parties was a partner of a dissolution firm that disputed the settlement. Was created. The plaintiff of the society claimed that under the title of the settled property among the partners of the dissolved firm, the appellant was of the view that the plaintiff was wrongly rejected by a single High Court judge and the matter was settled under section 54 Neither could the arbitrator be referred to under the provisions. Such a dispute was not a dispute between the members of the Cooperative Society Act, 1925, which was a member of the Society among the partners, thus, such a dispute would not be construed under section 454 of the Cooperative Society Act. Cannot quote. , 1925 Anonymous Transaction Claims arising out of a contractual obligation between members, such as members, past members or members of the claimant through such members, under a dispute of sale or other agreement. Those wishing to perform legal and contractual obligations and disputes that have nothing to do with the business of the society, then such disputes and disputes cannot be referred to arbitration under section 454 of the Cooperative Society Act, 1925, Nor by the legal obligations set forth in Section 70A of the Cooperative Society Act 1925 Can be decided. The Act, 1925, may qualify for a business-to-business dispute, simply because the suit was owned by the Society for the management of the exempt property and so on. law websites from Chakwal lawyer