Dear All,
One Revision Appeal under Section 154 of MCS Act, 1954 was reopened after 1.5 months of case closed for order before the Hon’’ble District Deputy Registrat of Co-operative Societies III, MHADA. These three case Nos. 36, 37, 38 were reopened merely on an application made on a plain paper, without any stamp, without any letterhead, without any rubber stamp made by a committee member of the respective society. Surprisingly, the Hon’ble District Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies accepted the application and re-opened the cases without any obligation. When I have applied for the information on what grounds the case has been reopened, the Hon’ble District Deputy Registrar’s office failed to provide any information or any law citing the provision for reopening of the case. If a closed case in which the Society is a party and none of the Managing Committee never appeared before the court, or never attended any of the proceedings during the process of 1.5 years, is now opened by a simple application made by any ordinary person without any authority or designation in the society.
If this happens, any irrelevant person can reopen any case irrespective of his authority, designation, what about all those law abiding citizens who still have faith in law and order of the society and wait for years for justice.
If any one on the forum have any idea under what grounds, what act, the Hon’ble District Deputy Registrat of Co-operative Societies III, MHADA could have allowed to reopen the case.
Any inputs are helpful.
Thanks & Regards,
Subhash Bhimjiani
