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1975 Supreme(All) 148

K.C.AGRAWAL
The Managing Committee of the Digambar College, Dibai – Appellant
Versus
The Vice-Chancellor, Meerut University – Respondent


Advocates:
R. Dwivedi, for Petitioner; Standing Counsel, for Opposite Parties.

Judgement

ORDER :- The petitioner is a Managing Committee of the Digambar College, Dibai District Bulandshahr. The said Managing Committee is running a Degree College in the name of Digambar College at Dibai, which is affiliated to the Meerut University. As the post of the Principal of the said college was vacant, the same was advertised in the newspaper. Dr. Ratna Kumar Varshney, was ultimately selected for being appointed as a Principal. His name was, thereafter, sent to the Vice-Chancellor for his approval under Section 26 of the Kanpur and Meerut Universities Act, 1965 (hereinafter referred to as the Act). After approval was accorded by him, the respondent No. 2 was appointed on probation for one year by the appointment letter dated 4-7-1971. The respondent No. 2 joined the college on 6-8-1971. As the work of the respondent No. 2 was not to the satisfaction of the Managing Committee, a meeting of the Managing Committee was convened for the 26th of June, 1972. The Managing Committee met on the aforesaid date and passed a resolution dispensing with the service of the respondent No. 2. As required by Section 26 of the said Act, the copy of the resolution was sent to the Vice-Chance


































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