In Brief
Delhi Dayalbagh House Building Society challenged a Registrar's order under the Delhi Cooperative Societies Act, 2003 directly before the Supreme Court, arguing that certain High Court observations would make a statutory appeal useless. The Supreme Court held that a statutory appeal remedy was available under Section 112 of the Act and had not been exhausted. The Court declined to entertain the direct appeal but permitted the appellant to file the statutory appeal within an extended 60-day period, allowing the appellate authority to decide the matter on merits without being influenced by any observations from the Supreme Court proceedings.
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