Topic

Delegation of Powers

3 articlesLatest September 2026
Section 154B-7 MCS Act | Revision Against Deputy Registrar’s Order Lies with Divisional Joint Registrar, Not State Government: Bombay HC
Case Law Analysis
|Bombay High Court

Section 154B-7 MCS Act | Revision Against Deputy Registrar’s Order Lies with Divisional Joint Registrar, Not State Government: Bombay HC

The Bombay High Court has settled a critical jurisdictional conflict by holding that revision petitions against orders of a Deputy Registrar under the MCS Act must be filed before the Divisional Joint Registrar, not the State Government. This clarifies the statutory hierarchy of appellate authority in cooperative society disputes, ensuring uniformity and preventing forum shopping by litigants seeking higher-level review.

Rule 28(2) Autonomous District Rules | Chief Executive Member's Signature Valid Without Written Authorization : Meghalaya HC
Case Law Analysis
|Meghalaya High Court

Rule 28(2) Autonomous District Rules | Chief Executive Member's Signature Valid Without Written Authorization : Meghalaya HC

Meghalaya High Court clarifies that the Chief Executive Member of a Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council may validly sign Executive Committee orders under Rule 28(2) without prior written authorization, rejecting the requirement for multi-member signatures. The ruling reinforces the autonomy of the Chief Executive Member in administrative decision-making under the Assam and Meghalaya Autonomous Districts Rules.