1956 Supreme(Mad) 251
RAJAGOPALAN, RAJAGOPALA AYYANGAR
V. Sundaram Iyer – Appellant
Versus
Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies, at Sivaganga – Respondent
Advocates:
K. Rajah Aiyar, A. Sundaram Aiyar, M. Natesan, G. R. Jagadeesan and R. Rangachari, for the petitioners.
The Advocate-General (V.K. Tiruvenkatachari), the Special Government Pleader (V.V. Raghavan), K.S. Naidu and M. M. Ismail, for the Respondents.
Rajagopala Ayyangar, J.-These writ petitions are for the issue of writs of prohibition restraining the Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies from proceeding with certain plaints filed before him under S. 51 of the Co-operative Societies Act, and they raise for consideration mainly the proper construction of certain sections of that enactment to which we shall advert presently. These petitions fall into two major divisions and each relates to two co-operative societies which have now been superseded and whose management has now been vested in special officers appointed by the Registrar of Co-operative Societies. W.P. Nos. 853, 914, 915 and 920 of 1955 arise out of claims made on behalf of the Sivaganga Co-operative Urban Bank, Ltd., while W.P. Nos. 258 to 263 of 1955 relate to claims preferred on account of the Karaikudi Co-operative Stores, Ltd. It will be necessary to set out in brief outline the facts and the allegations on the basis of which claims have been made against the petitioners in the several writ petitions, who are ex-directors of these societies, in order to appreciate the point raised on their behalf.
W.P. No. 853 of 1955 and 920 of 1955 seek the issue of writs
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