Karnataka High Court
G P Annaiah Achari vs The Management Of M/S Karnataka ... on 24 May, 2011
Author: Ram Mohan Reddy
Bench: Ram Mohan Reddy
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF "
DATED THIS THE 24th DAY Qiér+:mY.'%A2é'11%%.;i§%% 'V
BEFORE 'V V
THE HON'BLE MR.JUSTIf§E RAM i-;J=;DnY
WRIT PETITIOi5§ BYo. :<)1if '2ooe(I}'r ER)
BEZTWEEN :
G PANNAIAH AcH;>;;~<1 " _
AGE? 52 'V " .
S/O. LATE C} M.fPE,DDP. NA;"<lJACH;?--fiRI'v.:
No.19, MUNESHWARA '{'EMPLE: SfI'RE2E:"'f
3&0 _9im cR:>s_s .
NANDIN1 LAYOUT 9051?. _
BANGALQRE;- 580 096.
' . 2 ' ...'PETITIONER
QBYV" S N§éx:I<«(3;'1:§g1;xNJULA N KULKARNL ADVS)
~AND -- A'
" OF
M13. KARN'z'¥£}LKA CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
CO'RPOfRAFf€3N :;m.,
No,A«.15:., 152, 18'? STAGE:
PE?ENY}'3s. ENDUSTREAL EZSTATE
., BEYGALORE - 560 058
RBPCBY ms DIRECTOR,
, ; .REZSPC)NDEZNT
' 'HES 1&7 PETETION IS FILED UNDER AR'§'iC{,,ES 228 ANS
227 OF THE €QNS'ITI'{fi'I(3E\§ OF INDEA PRAYING TO CALL FQR
THE ELNTERE RECORDS FROM THE ADDL LABOUR CQUKE'
PERTAENING T0 ANN»~8 31 QUASH THE AXVARD PASSED BY THE
I33'? ABEL. LABQUR CCéUE~?;'§I BANGALCERE UTE, $18.95 EN
i.§}.N0.82,f 3996, VIBE: 23;NN»B: AEXQD ETC.
'E"E%I$ ?E'§§'YEif}:'~E {i{}E%'§iV§'§{} §}?'~E F5)? ?RE-,§i€§%§€i?'~«§(} EN
GRGUF, Tiiiffi D2535' 'SEES CQUR'? :'a!L5%E}EZ '§'%§§Z E?'{}§,;L{}§¥"ENC}:
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and evidence both oral and documentary sold more
appropriately the testimony of \?VW»1 which
unehailenged, recorded a finding that
from service was iiiegal, and as the pi11du_:5t,:*§z to "
be closed w.e.f. 1.12.1999, aifiraed
direeted the respondent totiay €3C)% of
for the period from. 27.3.t.i'%;;9eVVt._vLto °1;12%.1_s:§99 and continuous service Wi'ti';fieoete / ~. Hence this petition by t1te§vo:kn:jétfi;'
2. respondent though eerveai is a?o's}:§r1te§nci -timjepresented.
3. for the petitioner submits that th,e5?.L§tft§o1;r CAou;if.....haVing recorded a finding that the .di'smiesa}:V"'tx§?ae illegal and there being no material .§xr1iéttsoe:}'e':f to establish that the petitioner was gainfully empi~oy'ed was incorrect in paring eiovsm the baekwages .t o E_'x{}'3?«<:s. Learned eounee} further contends that the eomptianee ef the eaié aware by making eajgreeot ef Rs1.52,812.5O though received by the petitioner under protest, is or: 21 improper eaieulation. 4}. Having hegrd the learned eou:j:ee1VA.Ae§?o'.e V' petitioner, examined the award ierfipugnehd, foree in the submission of the learned eouneei for"i:he~ peti':;io~:1e'1*._ that the Labour Court wit}}1--o1}:€ assig:1i:1g:"reé:sofis ancih findings, pared tflo""60%: eiespite recording a finding thee illegal. If the petitioner xvezs shewgeeV~':h3V;ep'Lheehigeinfuliy employed after it cannot be said that the fiiehentitiheiivto full wages.
5. £«1: mueii_h'e_ izohtieed that the petitioner has not 8eri.::".>1l§13f Vehe1Ie:ngf_e_d»the finding that the industry stood .e1osed.__13ee:v'«o:f1.._1.}2.1999. If that is see the petitioner heafihoth heihenied full wages for the period from 2'?.'3~,~ to 1.123999 and hence, eeiie for interference " wiiij the award;
§. A8 regarés éhe meéhed ef eeéeuieiion of {he f:1I}1{}¥.iI}iS ehge 'io ihe ;3eEi§éo:1e,:* in ierme o§ She ewerui :3. ;""'~\»meu«» ?- 5 22%;' subject matter to be adjudicated in an appmpriate legal preceedingsg that Contention of the learned C(}§ ii'1S€I cannot be Cougmienaneed.
In the result, the Writ petj*£:iEin-«is vpiart. The award impugned is :0 full wages from 27.3.1995:"*':a 1.%"12i1gé9 a11 other respects remain'5s~..unaIeiefed;j 4 e e§UeGE In.