any specific Judgments on Section 72 of MCS Act 1960 of Supreme Courrt any specific Judgments on Section 72 of MCS Act 1960 of Supreme Courrt

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any specific Judgments on Section 72 of MCS Act 1960 of Supreme Courrt

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A.Dear client,
Here are some of the famous judgements involving Section 72 of the Maharashtra Cooperatives Society Act, 1960:
- Kumari Jethi T. Sipahimalani vs The Maharashtra State... on 18 July, 1973 (1974) 76 BOMLR 179
- Venus Co-op Housing Society and Anr. vs DR JY Detwani & Ors. Writ Petition No. 1948 of 1997
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