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1966 Supreme(Mad) 241

SRINIVASAN
V. G. Row – Appellant
Versus
A. Alagiriswamy – Respondent


Advocates:
G. Vasantha Pai, for Petitioner.

ORDER :- Sri Alagiriswami, the first respondent, to this petition, was appointed an Additional Judge of this High Court on 8th August 1966. On the 11th August 1966, this petition seeking the issue of a quo warranto calling upon the first respondent to show under what authority he holds the office in question was filed. The petitioner is a member of the High Court Bar and has been a practitioner before this Court for the last 34 years. He claims that as a member of the Bar, he is vitally interested in the purity of the administration of justice and for reasons that would be apparent from what follows, he finds it to be his duty to move this Court in this matter.

2. According to the petitioner, Sri Alagiriswami does not possess the qualification prescribed by Article 217 (2) (b) of the Constitution. Secondly, it is contended that the appointment has been made virtually in the teeth of a Bench decision of this Court in which on an earlier occasion the propriety of the appointment of Sri Alagiriswami as Government Pleader was brought into question and it was held by this Court that that appointment was an act of favouritism intended to sphere the first respondent to a High Court Judgesh




















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