1. Can a member of a co-operative society having recourse to civil action against the society be regarded as acting prejudicially to its interest, is the question raised in this petition.

2. The Government in exercise of its power of revision under S.87 of the Kerala Co-operative Societies Act, 1969, passed Ext. P5 order dated 19 7-1976 setting aside Ext-P4 order dated 3 31976 of the Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies (the 2nd respondent herein). Ext. P5 is challenged in this Original Petition.

3. The 5th respondent filed a petition before the 2nd respondent praying that the petitioner in this Original Petition should be disqualified to he a member of the committee of management of the 4th respondent-Co-operative Society on the ground that he bad acted contrary to the interest of the society by filing civil suits against it for certain alleged irregularities. This application was dismissed by the 2nd respondent by Ext. P4, which in my view, is a well considered order. The 2nd respondent held that every person had a right to approach a court of law and the fact that the present petitioner filed suits against the society was no reason to disqualify him to be a membe