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Govt. Of Andhra Pradesh And Ors. Etc. Etc vs P. Venku Reddy on 23 September, 2002
4. The matter has been debated before us on behalf of
the respondents contending that in view of the provisions of
the Tamil Nadu Co-operative Societies Act and the Rules framed
thereunder, there is a statutory control which is exercised over
all Co-operative Societies which has been detailed in the typed
set of papers reproducing the provisions of the Act and the
Rules framed thereunder. The same was sought to be
supplemented by the argument that the society is taking loans
from the Central Co-operative Bank and in turn, the Central
Co-operative Bank is aided by the State Government in its
financial transactions, therefore, the society in question should
also be treated to be a beneficiary of such aid and
consequently, would be a society controlled and aided by the
State Government. This extended argument is further sought
to be substantiated with the aid of two Supreme Court
judgments. One in the case of Govt. of Andhra Pradesh and
others Vs. P.Venku Reddy reported in (2002) 7 SCC 631. In
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the said case, a Supervisor of a Co-operative Society was
sought to be prosecuted under the 1988 Act and the Apex Court
therein ruled that the employee therein was an employee of a
Central Co-operative Bank involved in the sovereign function of
banking and therefore, was an authority or a body controlled
and aided by the Government. This was not even disputed in
the said case.
Central Bureau Of Investigation State ... vs P G Jain on 5 April, 2016
In
Central Bureau of Investigation, State of Madhya Pradesh Vs.
P.G.Jain (supra), the respondent was an Assistant Manager of the
National Cooperative Consumers Federation of India Ltd., wherein 85
percent of the share capital was subscribed by the Central
Government.