counsel referred to the minutes, as prepared and circulated by the first Respondent, of the General Body Meeting held on 28.12.2019. In particular, he referred to Agenda item No.3 wherein it is recorded that the President unilaterally called a special meeting of the General Body of the AICF on 10.02.2020 to conduct the election of the office bearers of the AICF for the term 2020 to 2023 by notice dated 18.12.2019 without consulting the Central Council and by forming a committee in his personal capacity. It is further recorded therein that the majority of the members urge the chairperson to conduct the election on a holiday at a neutral venue and that, therefore, it was decided, after due deliberation, to conduct the election on 09.02.2020(Sunday) at a neutral place, namely, Ahmedabad. Accordingly, the learned senior counsel contended that the notice dated 02.01.2020 was issued by the first Respondent/ Secretary on the basis of a resolution of the General Body, unlike the notice dated 18.12.2019, which was issued unilaterally by the President. As regards the Bye laws, the learned senior counsel pointed out that, as per Bye law 14(b) & (c), the President and Secretary are required to jointly nominate the returning officer. In this case, the President unilaterally appointed the Returning Officer. Upon nomination of the Returning Officer, the Secretary is required to scrutinize the nominations sent by the members along with
