GULSHAN-E-EAISAL, COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY, LTD. THROUGH SECRETARY versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Sections 6, 7 and 14 Sindh Cooperative Housing Authority Rules, 1986, R4 Cooperative Society Act (VII of 1925), Section 22 General Clause Act (I9 1897), Section 24A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request Inquiry reasons, Recording Request An administrator inquiry was instituted against the petitioning society and an administrator was also appointed to perform the affairs of the applicant society. The applicant submitted that the order for the appointment of an administrator to the competent authority. No reasons were given. The officer and he submitted their report after the inquiry and the competent authority simply agreed with the inquiry officer's report; the authority did not need to record a separate reason as it agreed with the inquiry officer's report. The Inquiry Officer meant that the reasons recorded by the Inquiry Officer became the competent authority to decide if the competent authority disagreed with the Inquiry Officer, it was his responsibility to record the reasons. That the applicant society was taken over by the Administrator and was required by law under Section 14 of the Sindh Cooperative Housing Authority Ordinance 1982. Election of Officers within a one year period The High Court directed the officers to present their notice to appear before the notice and then decide on it according to the law. Subject to such decisions. The order should be held within one year from the date of the injunction against the High Court and after the handover of the electoral affairs to the newly elected officials of the society.
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