It also indicated that in the family of Bapaji Buva there were the hereditary Pujadhikaris or Shebaits of the deity who were not entitled to anything more than reasonable remuneration for their services of the deity. 30,000 to discharge their liability to the Imperial Bank; and the liability to the transferees and their relations and ,friends amounted to Rs. The Bank attempted to justify the dismissal in the present case by urging that the 150 employees were guilty of violent or subversive acts but the appellate tribunal held that it was not open to the Bank at that stage to plead in justification of their dismissal any such acts of violence or subversive acts.

3 of the Act, and was sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment. The appellate tribunal had no doubt that mere participation by a workman in an illegal strike or his absence due to such participation does not entitle an employer to dismiss him and that it is 817 open to a tribunal to order reinstatement in a proper case. This Court rejected most of the objections raised by the appellants except in regard to two pertaining to the hearing given by the Secretary in charge (1) [1959] S.

Jethanand, the appellant herein, was prosecuted, along with another, in the Court of the Magistrate, First Class, Delhi, under s. son of) Konher Gosavi. On the date on which the deed was executed, also an agreement Ex. On revision, the High Court confirmed both the conviction and the sentence. They were tried together and after the trial, the learned Sessions Supreme Court India advocates, returned with the finding holding them guilty of the said murders, for which they were charged and pronounced death sentence on both these convicts vide Judgment and Sentence dated 15.

Both Shabnam and Salim (hereinafter referred to as, the convicts) were co-accused in a murder case, that was tried against them on the allegations that they had committed murders of seven persons who were the members of Shabnam's family during the intervening night of 14th and 15th April, 2008. 2010, subject to confirmation by the High Court. On an application filed for special leave, this Court gave the same, but limited it to the question of sentence. The transferors were evidently in straitened circumstances and immediately needed Rs.

39,500 that the properties were conveyed. The Inam Commissioner acceded to this contention; and after examining all the Sanads that had been produced in the case, ordered that, " the order issued by Meherban, Assistant Inam Commissioner be annulled and under Section 7 (sic. and the management do remain continued from generation to generation of the lineal descendants with the male descendants of Timaya Gosavi bin (i. 6(1-A) of the Act for possessing a wireless transmitter in contravention of the provisions of s.

32 of the Constitution for quashing the said scheme on various grounds. That is why in the end the appellate tribunal held that the dismissals were wrongful. 2 of Act 11 of 1852 the remaining portion of this village . The appellants moved this Court under Art. The appellate tribunal also considered the general question of law as to whether participation in an illegal strike can be said to deserve dismissal of the striking workmen. It is for this amount of Rs. to remain as perpetual Inam with the Devasthan of Shri Vyankatesh .

10,000 and the Chawl valued at Rs. 3, as was ordered by the Assistant Inam Commissioner. That agreement recited that the sale deed was to be executed for past debts and for paying off the debts cheques were taken from the transferees and the transferees were put in possession of the houses sold. A request was then made that the transferees should not get the deed registered for two months or at least for eight to fifteen days, because the transferees had (1) (1924) L.

It took the view that an illegal strike absolves the liability of the employer to pay to its employees wages during the period of absence of the striking workmen, but that it cannot be stated as a general proposition that participation in an illegal strike would by itself necessarily involve the penalty of dismissal. 777 (1) It may be declared that 'Shri Vyankatesh Balaji Deity' and 'Shri Vyankatesh Balaji Sansthan' are not legal trust as alleged by the Defendants and their nature also is not such as alleged by the Defendants.

88 of 2015 is filed by Shabnam and Writ Petition (Criminal) 89 of 2015 is filed by National Law University, Delhi, espousing the cause of Salim. The effect of this appeal was to claim on behalf of the deity a permanent recognition of its rights to the inam properties without any share on behalf of the family, apart from remuneration such as the Pujadhikaris might from time to time settle, in accordance With the Tahanama and the Tharav Yadi of the earlier times.

On appeal, the learned First Additional Sessions Judge, Delhi, upheld the conviction but reduced the sentence to the period of imprisonment already undergone plus a fine of Rs. We have already pointed out the different effect of the two Rules, and proviso (6) to R. " The effect of all these documents therefore was to get recognition in invitum of the right of the deity as the owner. By the final sale deed, the Dhanraj Lane house was also agreed to be conveyed and that house was valued at Rs.

7 stated that no personal inam could be recorded permanently under R. " There is abundant authority ", observed the appellate, tribunal, " for the proposition that an employer can justify before the tribunal a dismissal only on the ground on which he purported to dismiss him and not a ground different from it ". B to the Act of 1852 and not under R. Writ Petition (Criminal) No. son of) Ganesh Gosavi and Apatia bin (i. D-3 was executed by the three transferors. 25,000 were to be conveyed.