In Brief
The Delhi Dayalbagh House Building Society appealed directly to the Supreme Court against a Registrar's order under the Delhi Cooperative Societies Act. The Court found that a statutory appeal remedy under Section 112 of the Act was available and preferred not to entertain the appeal directly. Instead, the Court disposed of the appeal with liberty to file the statutory appeal within 60 days, which would be treated as within the limitation period, allowing the appellate authority to decide independently on merits without being influenced by observations made in the Supreme Court proceedings.
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