Sections 16 and 44 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeals Co-operative Society by-laws, amendment approved by the Registrar Applicants, Registrar Co-operative, approved by the Provincial Government Protection Order under Section 44D of the Co-operative Society Act 1925 Approved by societies. The amendment resolution may be opposed by the Society's Annual General Meeting when considered under section 16 of the Cooperative Society Act, 1925, whether facts or legal standards were based on fairness and relevance in relation to the cooperative movement. And as a rule, if the applicant's case succeeds on this standard, the Registrar of Cooperative Societies had no room for refusal to approve, which was not capable of reviewing the consent granted under this order (dated 21 11 2005). , Both the Registrar Co-operative Societies and the Provincial Government were correct in justifying the exception to the by-law in question which banned the third term of the Society's officials. It cannot be ratified that the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Society. Recommend to its members at the General Meeting to amend the by-laws Was wrong to refuse to refuse s request by the applicants that they be allowed to transit. At the Annual General Meeting scheduled for 26 2 2012, Relief to contest for the third term, it was believed that the resolution of the bylaws approved by the members was approved by the Registrar High Court until the event. This should not be done and not directed. The Registrar allowed the Society to convene a special general meeting
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