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Legally constituted society cannot be reconstituted prematurely

Raj Kumar Makkad ,
  04 May 2010       Share Bookmark

Court :
Madras High court
Brief :
Re-registration of Society - Section 52 of the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act - Societies Registration Act, 1860 - Dhakshina Barath Hindi Prachar Sabha Act, 1964 - Writ petition filed to call for the records relating the Dhakshina Barath Hindi Prachar Sabha to reconstitute the Sabha as per the provisions of the Act - Whether the Petitioner is entitled for re-registration of Sabha and reconstitution of the Sabha under Dhakshina Barath Hindi Prachar Sabha Act, 1964?
Citation :
Indiran Nanchil v. The President, Dhakshina Barath Hindi Prachar Sabha (Decided on 26.04.2010)

Held, any work done, accounts maintained, alterations to the rules and regulations and dissolution of the Sabha cannot be done without the prior approval of the Government of India. Whileso, the petitioner, without bringing the alleged irregularities to the notice of the Government of India and obtaining prior approval of the Central Government, cannot prematurely file the present writ petition seeking a direction to reconstitute the Sabha. Petition dismissed.

 

 
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