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V.SIVARAMAN NAIR, SARDAR ALI KHAN
B. Kota Mallaiah – Appellant
Versus
Commissioner and Registrar of Co-operative Societies, hyderabad – Respondent
The judge has expressed his support for the contention that the ordinance and related executive actions are invalid and unconstitutional in the following paragraphs:
( 1 ) THIS batch of Writ Petitions concerns the appointment of a person or persons-in- charge till the elections are conducted to the various Co-operative Societies with consequential suitable directions to the respondents to refrain from appointing such person or persons replacing the Managing Committees till the elections are conducted.
( 2 ) WITH the exception of a few writ petitions, field before the passing of Ordinance no. 5 of 1990, dated June 30,1990, all the other writ petitions challenge the provisions of the said Ordinance No. 5 of 1990, dated June 30,1990 as being totally unconstitutional and void and fit to be struck down as such. The common prayer in all the writ petitions is to allow the elected Managing Committees of the petitioner Societies to continue till properly elected bodies take over the Management.
( 3 ) IN view of the common questions of fact and law, involved in the matter, we have heard the batch of writ petitions together and are of the opinion that the said batch of cases is liable to be disposed of by a common judgment. Of course, if there are any distinguishing features of the cases, which call for special consideration in the jud
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