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Case Name : Gujarat Urban Co-operative Bank Federation Vs Union of India (Gujarat High Court)
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HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT

Gujarat Urban Co-operative Bank Federation

v/s.

Union of India

Special Civil Application Nos. 11209 of 2002 & 1465 of 2003

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  1. rugram says:

    Cooperative banks allow a slightly higher rate of interest on deposits for the public/their shareholders,than they offer to others. As there would be no TDS from the interest amount paid on deposits made in such banks by members, it would be beneficial to those citizens who dont have taxable income, to become members of the bank by purchasing some shares, and then to place deposits with cooperative banks, as there would be no need to submit forms 15G or 15H (as applicable) every year. Of course, one should ensure that the cooperative bank chosen for placing deposits is a sound one – there have been many cases where cooperative banks have failed, thus jeopardising the depositors interests.

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