Delhi High Court declines to stay termination of 'Green Card' rights for children of Gymkhana Club members

The Delhi High Court declined to stay the termination of green card rights for children of Gymkhana Club members. The petitioners argued that the termination violated their rights and was arbitrary. However, the court found that the club’s decision was within its administrative powers and did not warrant judicial interference. The court noted that the petitioners could seek redress through the club’s internal mechanisms. This ruling highlights the limited scope of judicial review in matters of private club administration and emphasizes the importance of following internal procedures for resolving disputes.