SHAHBAZ QALANDAR COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LIMITED THROUGH CHAIRMAN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY COOPERATIVE DEPARTMENT
Article 43 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Notice Registrar, The applicant's jurisdiction was a registered housing society and it was contracted with another society for the development of land. false made false allegations and initiated the Registrar's legitimate proceedings under 5 43 (1) of the Cooperative Society Act 1925, (2) was free from Subject (2) as long as the Registrar failed to provide information or failure to comply with the instructions. Notwithstanding, inspectors may issue notices within the meaning of section 43 (1) of the Cooperative Society Act 1925, as presented in the Annual Reports, as appropriate information may be collected only through appropriate inquiry, must It was not that the registrar also made allegations against society, especially of the same information, after the information was collected. Waiting for receipt There were good reasons for initiating proceedings within the meaning of section 43 (1) of the Cooperative Society Act, 1925, the Registrar provided detailed reasons for such an inquiry, even from the record. That the President and the Secretary of the Society were unlawfully appointed for a longer term, which was in violation of the Society's By-Laws, was requested by the Society to be canceled, therefore, proper inquiry was necessary Was the primary purpose of conducting the inquiry and the purpose of the inquiry was to determine whether it was compulsory and Examine rubrics issues. Society was operating according to the law and in the wider interest of members of the society, especially when the society was not audited for many years or at least instructed.
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