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Delhi District Court

Sh. Nanak Chand vs M/S. Regal Cinema on 15 September, 2011

    IN THE COURT OF SH. SATINDER KUMAR GAUTAM, 
        ADDITIONAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE 
           PRESIDING OFFICER LABOUR COURT
             KARKARDOOMA COURTS, DELHI.


ID NO. 14/10 (Old ID NO. 92/05)


                                 Date of Institution  :                       18.2.2005
                                 Date of Award        :                       15.09.2011


IN THE MATTER BETWEEN
Sh. Nanak Chand, S/o Late Sh. Ganesh,
C/o. The General Secretary Delhi Labour Union,
Agarwal Bhawan, G.T. Road, Tis Hazari,
Delhi - 110 054.                                   .....The Workman


AND 


M/s. Regal Cinema,
Through : Manager,  Regal Building,
Connaught Place,
New Delhi.                                                        ....The Management


                                                 A W A R D

                      The Secretary (Labour), Government of NCT of Delhi 

ID No.:14/10                    Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema                                      Page no. 1 out of 23
 vide its order No. F.24(1811)/2004/Lab.­7988­92 dated 10.11.2004 

referred an industrial dispute between the above mentioned parties 

to the Labour Court with the following terms of reference :
                      "Whether   the   services   of   Sh.   Nanak   Chand,   S/o   Late   Sh.  
                      Ganesh have been terminated illegally and/or unjustifiably by  
                      the management, and if so, to what sum of money as monetary  
                      relief   alongwith   consequential   benefits   in   terms   of   existing  
                      laws/ Govt. Notifications and to what other relief is he entitled  
                      and what direction are necessary in this respect?"


2                     After receiving the reference from the NCT of Delhi 

the   Statement   of   Claim   was   filed   by   the   Workman   with   the 

submissions that he had joined with the management as "Sweeper" 

and   confirmed   in   services   w.e.f   31.08.1984.     The   management 

neither issue any appointment letter nor his name was entered in the 

attendance   register.     On   01.03.1986,  the   workman   demanded   the 

appointment   letter   and   requested   for   enter   his   name   in   the 

attendance  register,  the management  got annoyed and terminated 

his services.  The said illegal termination was challenged by raising 

an  industrial  dispute and the same has been decided vide award 

dated 20.12.2000 in ID No. 435/86.  In the said award, it has been 

specifically held that the termination of services of the workman is 


ID No.:14/10                    Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema                                      Page no. 2 out of 23
 illegal and the management was directed to reinstate the services of 

the   workman   alongwith   back   wages   @   30%   of   the   last   drawn 

wages.  Thereafter, the management filed a Civil Writ Petition No. 

5410/2001 against the said award in the Hon'ble High Court vide 

order dated 20.9.2002 by which, the said award was modified and 

the back wages @ 30% of the last drawn were disallowed to the 

workman.   Subsequently,   workman   filed   an   L.P.A   bearing   No. 

39/2003 against the said order dated 20.9.2002.   Management did 

not comply the directions to reinstate the services of the workman 

and   the   management     restored   the   services   only   when   an   order 

dated   05.10.2001   was   passed   by   the   Hon'ble   High   Court   and, 

thereafter,   the   workman   was   allowed   duties.     The   workman   has 

been sincerely discharging his duties since the day of his joining 

and has a unblemished and uninterrupted record of services to his 

credit.  The workman was assigned duties but the management was 

adamant to terminate his services again and they were harassing the 

workman in one way or the other.  Sh. Shyam Singh, the Manager 

of Regal Cinema several times expressed his displeasure and show 

anger against the workman and stated that the workman has been 

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 taken on duties only due to the order passed by the Hon'ble High 

Court,   otherwise,   he   could   not   get   back   on   the   services.     The 

workman demanded requisite winter and summer uniforms but the 

same   were   not   provided   to   him.   The   management   wants   to 

terminate the services of the workman by hook or by crook.   The 

management issued a false and frivolous show cause notice dated 

01.08.2003,   making   therein   false   and   frivolous   allegations.   The 

workman immediately replied the said notice on the same day i.e. 

on 01.08.2003 but as the management was adamant to terminate his 

services,   they   appointed   Enquiry   Officer   Sh.   S.K.   Pandey   who 

conducted the inquiry which was an inquiry merely for name sake. 

Ultimately, the said inquiry officer submitted his false and frivolous 

inquiry report dated 25.9.2003 and thereafter, the management has 

terminated   the   services   of   the   workman   vide   letter   dated 

23.10.2003. The said termination of the workman w.e.f 23.10.2003 

is totally illegal, bad, unjust and malafide because the services of 

the workman were terminated only to victimize him.   There is no 

formal charge­sheet was given to the workman.  No list of witnesses 

was provided to the workman during the inquiry.   No documents 

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 regarding preliminary investigation and their statement of witnesses 

were either shown or supplied to the workman.  Workman was not 

allowed representation by a representative of his choice despite his 

specific request in writing on the very first day i.e. on 11.9.2003. 

The inquiry officer was totally biased and he was acting only at the 

behest   of   the   management.   The   inquiry   officer   even   did   not 

mention   about   filing   of   the   application   dated   11.9.2003   in   the 

inquiry proceedings and in report.   The workman concerned was 

totally   illiterate   and   was   doing   the   job   of   a   Sweeper   while   the 

management case represented through Sh. Shyam Singh (Manager) 

alongwith   three   other   officials   of   the   management   namely   Mr. 

Siddeshwar   Dayal,   Mr.   Ravinder   Bhatnagar   and   one   another 

manager   namely   Sh.   Ravi   Sharma.   During   the   inquiry,   all   the 

discussion   was   made   between   the   inquiry   officer   and   the 

management in English language which was not understandable by 

the workman.   The workman was put under a tremendous mental 

pressure during the inquiry proceedings, as he was all alone.   On 

17.9.2003, the inquiry officer in collusion and on connivance with 

the management officials locked the workman inside the room and 

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 they even asked the workman to sign on certain blank papers.   A 

complaint   in   this   regard   was   also   lodged   with   Police   Station, 

Cannaught Place, New Delhi. The Manager Sh. Shyam Singh has 

ill­will and grudge against the workman and during the inquiry, he 

himself   was   the   prosecutor   as   well   as   complainant   as   well   as 

management   witness   etc.   In   fact   in   connivance   with   the   inquiry 

officer, he was acting as a Judge.  The inquiry was totally perverse 

and illegal and traveled beyond the scope of the inquiry, which is 

totally erroneous and illegal.  The inquiry was conducted in a very 

hasty manner and this was totally prejudicial to the interest of the 

workman. The workman has completed more than 240 days of his 

continuous   employment   prior   to   his   illegal   termination   and   he 

could not be thrown out of job in the manner, as it was done.  The 

termination of the services of the workman is violative of Section 

25F,G &H of the Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 r/w Rule 76 & 77 of 

the   Industrial   Dispute   (Central)   Rules,   1957.     The   workman   is 

totally unemployed since his services have been terminated w.e.f. 

from   23.10.2003.   A   demand   notice   was   served   upon   the 

management   by   Regd.   A/D   post   vide   communication   dated 

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 04.12.2003, duly received in the office of management, but no reply 

has   been   received   and   it   is   resumed   that   the   demand   has   been 

rejected.     Thereafter,  a  Statement  of   Claim   was  filed  before  the 

Conciliation   Officer,   Govt.   of   NCT   of   Delhi.     The   conciliation 

proceedings were initiated but the same resulted in failure because 

of the adamant and non­cooperative attitude of the management. 

Therefore,   it   is   prayed   that   an   award   be   made   in   favour   of   the 

workman holding that the termination of workman concerned i.e. 

Sh. Nank chand is totally illegal and unjustified and the workman 

be held entitled for reinstate in service with continuity and full back 

wages   with   all   consequential   benefits   either   monetary   or   non­

monetary.   The cost of litigation as provided in section 11 (7) of the 

Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 may also be awarded to the workman. 

3                     After issuing the notice of the statement of claim to the 

management,   the   management   filed   written   statement   whereas 

controverted the claim of the workman with the prayer that   the 

workman has been dismissed from the services on grave charges of 

misconduct which was duly proved in the domestic inquiry.  All the 

averments made in the statement of claim has been denied.  On the 

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 other hand it is submitted that  in fact late sh. Ganesh who was an 

employee of the Theater had died on 16.10.1984.  After the death of 

workman, father  late Sh. Ganesh and on the specific request  of Sh. 

Nanak   Chand,   the  management  had considered the workman for 

engagement   as   a   casual   worker   in   the   theater   on   compassionate 

grounds.  The management as and when required, all the workman 

time to time and the workman had worked  as casual labour purely 

on   temporary   basis.   In   the   month   of   February   1986,   the 

management could not provide his employment on temporary basis. 

On   this,   the   workman   misbehaved   and   used   most   derogatory 

abusing and insulting language in front of joint receiver who is also 

a   proprietor     of   Theater.     On   this,   the   workman   had   raised   an 

industrial dispute against the management and in that dispute   the 

Hon'ble Labour Court had directed for reinstated the workman with 

30% back wages.   The management had challenged the said order 

in the Hon'ble High Court  vide Civil Write petition no. 5410/2001 

which   is   decided   in   favour   of   the   management   and   the   Hon'ble 

High Court had modified the award and the back wages of 30 % of 

the last drawn wages were dis­allowed.     The workman had filed 

ID No.:14/10                    Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema                                      Page no. 8 out of 23
 LPA   No.   39/2003   before   the   Hon'ble   Court     for   adjudication. 

During   the   employment   after   reinstatement   in   service   with   the 

management,   the   workman     committed   several   mis­conduct     on 

several occasions. The workman was habitual of black marketing of 

tickets, using abusive language, nonperforming of his regular duty 

and   misbehaving   with   the   officials   of   Theater,   disobeying   the 

orders of management.  On 28.7.2003, while the workman was  on 

duty  at about 8 pm, he was found to be  not performing  his duty. 

The workman was directed to perform his duty in the Hall.   The 

workman categorically refused to perform his duty.  The workman 

had also used filthy language.   Again on 29.7.2003 at about 9 pm 

when the Manager was standing in thebooking office, the workman 

misbehaved with him.   A chargesheet cum show cause notice dt. 

1.

08.03 was served on the workman to which the workman gave a reply dated 1.8.03 itself which was not found to be satisfactory. Consequently, the management held a valid and proper domestic enquiry in respect of the charges. The enquiry officer found the charges to be correct and proved on record after conducting the domestic inquiry in followed principles of natural justice. On ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 9 out of 23 receipts of enquiry report the management had sent a copy of the einquiry report alongwith its letter dt. 3.10.03 which was delivered to the workman on 3.10.2003 itself in person. The workman submitted his reply to the same vide his letter dt. 11.10.2003 after carefully examine the enquiry proceedings. On the reply dt. 11.10.2003, the management had decided to impose upon the workman the punishment of dismissal from services. Accordingly, the workman was dismissed by the management from his services vide its letter of dismissal dt. 23.10.2003.

4. It is also denied that the demand notice was served upon the management by registered AD post dt. 4.12.2003 and the prayer of the workman is totally vague, factious and wrong and prayed that the reference of dispute may be answered in negative against the workman and in favour of the management.

5. The rejoinder to the written statement was filed by the workman whereas controverting the contents made in the written statement and reaffirmed the contentions raised in the statement of claim and prayed to grant relief, as prayed in the claim petition.

6. From the pleadings of the parties, the following issues ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 10 out of 23 were framed on 23.8.2005 :­

1. Whether management conducted domestic enquiry legally, fairly and in accordance with principles of natural justice?

2. Whether the services of Sh. Nanak Chand S/o. Sh Ganesh have been been terminated illegally and/or unjustifiably by the management, and if so, to what sum of money as monetary relief alongwith consequential benefits in terms of existing laws/ Govt. Notifications and to what other relief is he entitled and what direction are necessary in this respect?

7. On the issue of enquiry both the parties have led the evidence and controverted the issue raised by them in the cross examination of the witnesses and filling after arguments of both the parties. Issue regarding enquiry have been decided in favour of the workman. The enquiry was vitiated vide order dt. 27.2.2008 passed by this court.

8. After decided the issue of enquiry, the management allowed to led a fresh evidence on misconduct. The management examined three witnesses namely sh. Shyam singh, Sh. Satender Prakash and Sh. Ravi Sharma through affidavit. All the witnesses have tendered the evidence through affidavit by examining them. ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 11 out of 23 MW1 Sh. Shyam Singh who in his cross examination on behalf of the workman testified that the workman had worked under his control and supervision. He had not made complaint U/s. 107/150 Cr. PC. There is a duty shift of the workers including workman. But he could not produce the duty roaster as he had left the service of the management. He said that the incident was of 28.7.03 in the evening at about 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Being a Safai Karamchari, workman was told to do duty within the Cinema hall at ground floor, the movie was exhibited but he was not present on the duty place. When he arrived after sometime had repleid that he was here only and when he was asked to clean the cinema hall and straightway refused to perform the duty and he uttered the words "AAPSE JO HOTA HAI KARLO" and also used unparliamentary language. Sh. Satprakash, booking clerk and Sh. Vinod Vij, Booking Clerk were allegedly present at the time of incident. The incident was occurred in the cabin of Sh. Shyam Singh. The booking clerk was in his cabin to take the ticket books which were lying in his cabin. The workman used the filthy and unparliamentary language by using the words that :­ ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 12 out of 23 a. You are the chamcha of the proprietor;

b. You are doing chamchagiri;

c. You cannot do anything against me and whatever you want you can do;

d. Jo Apse Ukharta hai ukharle mera kuchh nahin bigar sakte;

9. MW1 Sh. Shyam Singh was called by the ACP in the matter of 107/150 Cr. PC. He had not given any statement against the workman. The incident dated 29.7.03 was took place at about 4 pm to 6 pm. The workman was asked to perform the duty by Sh. Prabhu Shankar but workman had refused and used unparliamentary language. The rest of the suggestions were denied.

10. The MW2 Satprakash stated in the examination in chief through an affidavit on 29.7.03 in his presence, the workman Nanak Chand misbehaved with MW1 Shyam Singh at the booking window he used filthy language before whole staff. On 10.8.2003, the workman caught hold his coller and threatened for dire consequences for the issuance of the tickets and also threatened for filing the case and imprisonment for six months in a case and also ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 13 out of 23 given a complaint in writing on 10.8.03. The MW2, Sh. Satprakash in his cross examination stated that besides the incident of 29.3.10 and 10.8.03 he has no concern with any incident when the workman was called by Shyam Singh on 29.3.07 he refused to do the work and Nanak Chand stated that whatever he can do he can do it. The whole of incident dated 29.8.03 occurred with him in presence of Shyam Singh and Sh. Parbhu Shanker and the workman lodged a complaint against him in the Police Station on the basis of said complaint, he must convicted in a criminal case. The workman abuses him only. He did not heard abuses of other persons.

11. The MW3 Ravi Shanker in his cross examination, has deposed that he did not have personal knowledge of the incident occurred on 29.7.03 and 10.7.03. the workman has refused to report to Surender Bhatnagar, partner of the firm (now deceased). The workman has not replied the notice dt. 3.6.03 and he was orally warned for the incident.

12. The workman in his behalf himself prove the allegations by examining himself and produced Sh. Ravi Shanker ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 14 out of 23 Verma as WW2 who stated in his affidavit that no such incident has been taken place on 28.7.03, 29.7.03 and 10.08.03 as alleged by the management. The Shyam Singh, Manager used to harass Sh. Nanak Chand openly that he was reinstated by the management in pursuance of the court order. The management has concocted a false story to get rid from Nanak Chand. The workman never been indulged in any kind of un­towards incident in cross examination, it is testified by WW2 Sh. Ravi Shanker that his duties is of a Torch Man and after getting the ticket holders inside the cinema hall, it is the duty of the ticket man to come out side the hall and to perform the duty at main gate of the cinema and not the outer gate. He has not deposed in any other court pertaining to the incident. The other suggestions were denied one after the other.

13. From the depositions of Ravi Shanker in support of the statement of workman, he stated that no such incident as alleged in the chargesheet ever happened on 28.7.03, 29.7.03, and 10.8.03 and WW2 further stated that the Manager Shyam Singh used to harass the workman openly. The workman was reinstated by the management in pursuance of the court order. The domestic inquiry ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 15 out of 23 is declared vitiated and the depositions made by the witness have been leveled that the workman lodged a complaint against MW2 Satprakash booking clerk in the cinema at the relevant time and on the basis of the said complaint, the MW2 Satprakash was convicted therefore, his testimony cannot be found trustworthy against the workman. So far as the MW1 Sh. Shyam Singh who himself bearing grudge against the workman after his reinstatement and caused harassment to the workman for one reason or the other. He has unable to produce duty roaster of duty slip of the workmen including management witness and it is also revealed that the workman was worked under his control and supervision there is no show cause notice or any memo of alleged incident or absence from the duty except the chargsheet issued during the inquiry proceedings. In such circumstances, testimony of management witness does not conspire confidence. The MW3 Ravi Sharma Manager if the Regal Cinema is a formal witness with respect to the issue of notice dt. 3.6.03 and his testimony is not much likely to give any consideration in favour of the management.

14. The apex court in Neeta Kaplish Versus Presiding ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 16 out of 23 Officer, Labour Court & Anr. (1999) 1 SC 517 observed that "once the domestic enquiry is declared to be vitiated by the Industrial Tribunal, material which was placed before the Enquiry Officer did not constitute "material on record" and therefore, the Industrial Adjudicator cannot rely upon the same for deciding as to whether the charges leveled against the workman stand proved or not".

15. Since the inquiry in the instance case have been vitiated and the said finding has not been challenged, therefore, the terminations on the basis of the inquiry report is illegal and unjustifiable by the management. After finding of the court on the basis of inquiry, the management has allowed to lead evidence in order ssto prove the charges against the workman. The management has also failed to prove through independent corroborative evidence that the charges against the workman are sustained in the eyes of law. There is no independent corroborative evidence found against the workman to prove the allegations.

16. In case reference 2011 LLR 631, Purvanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd.,Varanasi and Anothers Versus State of UP and ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 17 out of 23 Others, it was observed in para no. 8 to 12 that "moreover it was held by Supreme Court in several authorities including that the only definition in the termination order of the workman is not compliance of section 35 of the ID Act. Then it is onwards necessary to direct reinstatement and in such supervision the award of compensation would be more appropriate relief particularly when the employer is a Government or Government agency and relevant rule have been not violated and workman was daily wager on muster roll employee".

17. From the evidence on record, it has been brought on recored that the workman is not gain fully employed in any establishment from the date of termination w.e.f. 23.10.03, initially the burden to prove the unemployment is upon the workman. The workman in the statement of claim has proved that he is totally unemployed since the termination of his service i.e. on 23.10.2003, this fact has been testified by workman in his depositions. On the contrary, the management simply denied the said averments without any cogent evidence. In these circumstances, the workman is entitled for back wages considering the facts and circumstances of ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 18 out of 23 the case. The service of the workman was illegally terminated there was representation of the workman against the finding of the inquiry officer. The past conduct was taken into account. In such circumstances, the major penalty of termination while finding of the guilty against the workman by disciplinary authority in respect of the charge is illegal and unjust.

18. So far as in respect of reinstatement of the workman service was being terminated in the year 2003, the workman was already reinstated by the order of the court showing from the past record. There is further likelihood of victimization to the workman in the hand of the management in case of reinstatement in service. There is no evidence that the claimant is a gainfully employed after the termination of the service.

19. In 2011 LLR 581 Chhattisgarh High Court WP (L) Nos. 4374 and 4377/2010, State of Chhattisgarh & Anr. Versus Umendi & Ors. it was held that "..in lieu of reinstatement and back wages a daily wager worked for 240 days terminated without payment of retrenchment compensation as provided U/s. 25 F of the Industrial Disputes Act. The retrenchment held illegal, ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 19 out of 23 reinstatement is not a necessary consequence, monetary compensation of Rs. One lakh as compensation in lieu of reinstatement would be appropriate, just and equitable. This incident of reinstatement, the monetary compensation would serve the end of justice".

20. In case 2011 LLR 529 CR Das­I Alias Chittaranjan Das Vs. Personal Manager, Jute Corporation of India & Anrs. It is observed that :­ "An Inquiry Officer will not be impartial if he performs the role of a prosecutor by cross­examining the witnesses hence the enquiry as held is liable to be vitiated. Since the inquiry as held against the delinquent employee who was charge­sheeted for stealing of Rs. 3,342 has been vitiated, the petitioner (delinquent) will be paid Rs. 50,000/­ since thirty years have elapsed and he has suffered all along".

I also get support from 2009­II­LLJ­19 (SC) Awadesh Chandra Agarwal Versus divisional Manager, LIC of India; "

Reinstatement - Compensation in lieu thereof - Direction to pay Rs. 40,000 compensation issued subject to condition of restoration of ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 20 out of 23 Labour Court's award, on default".

21. Having regard to the aforesaid facts and circumstances, just cited and the findings on the issues which are decided in favour of the workman. Considering all the aspects, the inquiry proceedings has already been vitiated. In these circumstances, the order of termination passed by the disciplinary authority is set aside for the same reasons. The report of the Enquiry Officer also stands null & void. Now coming to the question of relief, in earlier occasion, the punishment for termination was already awarded which was set aside and the workman was reinstated on the directions of the Hon'ble High Court and thereafter, joining of the management again by the workman, the perverse attitude of the management resulted into termination of the service of the workman. If the workman is again reinstated by order of the court, it will also again invite the further similar consequence and bias attitude of the management and workman may not be in the unit. The workman has already been contested the cases from several years and being faced the rigar trials and cause economical loss. The court is not inclined to enter into detailed exercise as to how ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 21 out of 23 much loss workman suffered in monetary terms because of such act of management. The workman is already in the middle of age and few years of the service left with the management. Therefore, it deemed fit in the facts and circumstances of the case instead of reinstatement of the workman be awarded a some amount as compensation it implicit which cover the right of the workman to receive retrenchment & reinstatement compensation as per law. The workman should be paid compensation at the time of retrenchment @ 15 days average pay for every completed year of continuous service or any part thereof is not access of six months. It is undisputed fact that the workman had worked 240 days during the period of 12 calender months from the date of retrenchment. Thereby directed the management to pay a sum of Rs. 2 lacs (Rupees Two Lacs) to the workman as a compensation towards retrenchment; reinstatement and backwages from the day of publication of award, failing which the management is required to pay the interest @ 9% p.a. On the sum awarded as compensation.

22. An award stands passed as per the foregoing findings. A copy of the award be sent to the Secretary (Labour) Government ID No.:14/10 Nanak Chand Vs. Regal Cinema Page no. 22 out of 23 of National Capital Territory of Delhi for necessary action. Award be also sent to server (www.delhicourts.nic.in). File be consigned to record room.

ANNOUNCED IN THE OPEN COURT ON 15th August, 2011.

(SATINDER KUMAR GAUTAM) PRESIDING OFFICER LABOUR COURT KARKARDOOMA COURTS : DELHI.

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