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1991 Supreme(Cal) 46

KHWAJA MOHAMMAD YUSUF
MAHADEB KHAN – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF WEST BENGAL – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
BHUDEV BHATTACHARYA, DIPTI BHATTACHARYA, J.ISLAM, PANCHANAN KHATNA, PRABHAT KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY, RANABIJOY BHATTACHARYA

K. M. YUSUF, J.

( 1 ) THE two writ petitioners are the Members of the Managing Committee of the Malidaha High School in the district of North 24-Parganas. The fact, in short, is that the said School was established by the local people and is a recognised and aided one. With the permission of the Director of School Education a clerk was appointed but a Class IV staff, was not appointed since 1986. On 4th August, 1990 the Managing Committee of the School formed a Selection Committee for the selection of a Class IV staff. It is alleged that the Secretary of the School was not satisfied with the Selection Committee as it did not consist of the persons favoured by him and as such he wanted to do away with the resolution forming the Selection Committee on 4th August, 1990. The Secretary convened another meeting on 17th August, 1990 but it was not convened after serving a clear seven days' notice which is mandatory under the Statute and there was no item on the agenda to cancel the previous Selection Committee but when the resolution relating to the formation of the Selection Committee was taken up for confirmation the said resolution No. "2kha" was not confirmed without assigning any re
















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