Article 199 Constitutional Application Housing Society Disqualification for selection of office-bearers (candidate's property business) on the basis of a conflict of choice interests for the position of Housing Society General Secretary. Was disqualified. That he was involved in the real estate business, which created a conflict of interest. The applicant believed that the applicant had also been elected to this post before and no complaint was lodged against him and after that he had also sold his property business, as evidenced by the forthcoming application. Offers through documentation. An invalid order of record accuracy failed to take the reporter's three-year term of service as general secretary of the defendants' society. Which established the fact that the applicant did not promote his personal business in a way that conflicted with his authority as a court officer of the Society, though strictly interpreting the rule of interest and duty conflict. However, the lack of any objection against the petitioner during his three-year tenure was the basis of his motivation to believe that he had sold his share of the property business, the High Court observed. That if the applicant has any connection with the alleged property business, the application is filed in accordance with the law of the society. Can refer to an action against R The impound order was specified, and accordingly a constitutional request was granted \ r \ n
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