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1991 Supreme(Cal) 428

NIRENDRA KRISHNA MITRA
ABINASH CHANDRA CHAKRABORTY – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF WEST BENGAL – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
ANUPAM CHATTERJEE, B.R.NEOGI, H.CHOUDHARY, KESHAB BHATTACHARJI, P.K.GHOSH

N. K. MITRA, J.

( 1 ) IN short, the facts of the case inter alia, are, that one Sri Ranendra Kr, Acharya, was a member, of the Manicktola Co-operative Housing Society, and he was allowed Flat No. K-82 in the housing complex of the said Society, upon full 'payment of hi contribution towards the cost of construction ,of the said flat, and get possession of the same. At first, Sri Acharya had made his mother Smt. Sushila Devi as his nominee in respect of his share and interest in the said Co-operative Soandty, but subsequently in 1974, he changed his nominee, and the writ petitioner was made his new nominee, which was approved by the Co-operative Society at its meeting dated 21st September, 1974, and the writ petitioner's name was recorded as the nominee of the said Sri Acharya in place of his mother. The said Sri Acharya died on September 14, 1975, and the writ petitioner made an application to the said Co-operative Society for admitting him as a member of the said Society, in place of the said deceased member, as his nominee, and the Society by its resolution dated January 10, 1976, admitted the writ petitioner as a member of the said Society. Subsequently, on or about January 24,
















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