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State vs . V.S. Sharma on 19 April, 2016

PW7 Gyan Chand Jain deposed that he was the ex­Treasurer of the Society. He was chosen as Treasurer by the members of the Society on 04.05.1982. Since the earlier Treasurer, whose name he did not remember had not handed over the account and cheque books of the Society and other records, he wrote a letter to the Secretary, accused V. S. Sharma, FIR No. 353/86 P.S. G.K.­1 Page No.17 of 42 and to the President Sh. S. P. Jain, demanding the records, as in its absence he would not be responsible for any lapse regarding funds of the society. He did not receive any reply for these letters. The society was operating only on one account in Canara Bank, Nehru Place Branch. He was introduced regarding this account by V. S. Sharma, who was the Secretary of the Society. There were other accounts opened by Mr. V. S. Sharma fraudulently in the name of the Society in Canara Bank, East of Kailash Branch and also at Dena Bank, Nehru Place Branch. Name of PW­7 and Mr. S.P. Jain were figuring in the opening those accounts i.e. when he had never signed on those accounts. The money was fraudulently collected from the members of the Society and the cheques deposited in these two accounts and from where money was transfered to M/s. Prakash & Companies account, which was under the proprietorship of Mrs. Vinod Sharma s/o Sh. V. S. Sharma. Money in this account of the company was then withdrawn by accused V. S. Sharma being the attorney of the account. Regarding the account of the society in Canara Bank, Nehru Place Branch, he had signed only four cheques, one was of Rs.8,40,000/­ approximately and second for Rs.2,16,000/­ to make the draft for DDA and to deposit the money for the land price alloted to the Society and the third cheque was signed for Rs.6,000/­ to refund to a member of the society on the fourth cheque was for Rs.215/­ to pay of petty expenses. FIR No. 353/86 P.S. G.K.­1 Page No.18 of 42 He gave specimen signatures to the police vide Ex.PW5/H. Except these four cheques mentioned above, he did not sign on any other cheque for withdrawal of the money from the Society. His signatures on the account opening form of Dena Bank, Nehru Place Branch at Q­22 have been fraudulently placed or made in the document Ex.PW7/A. The copy of resolution dated 01.09.1983 of the Co­operative Society bears the signatures of PW­7 in original, having been shown to be made at Q­26 on Ex.PW7/B have also been fraudulently made. The photocopy of the cheque (Mark­B) also bears his forged signatures, which shows an amount of Rs.37,000/­, who have been shown payable to M/s. Prakash & Company. The photocopy of the cheque (Mark­B1) for an amount of Rs.8,000/­ payable to M/s. Prakash & Company also bears his forged signatures as Tresurer and another cheque (Mark­B2) of Rs.5,000/­ of Canara Bank, East of Kailash, payable to self, bears his forged signatures as Tresurer. Further documents (Mark­B3 to B13) all bear his forged signatures and the same have not been signed by him. The photocopy of the minutes of the meeting of the Society (Ex.PW2/B) dated 09th in year 1982 is also not signed by him.
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Sunil Kumar Agarwal S/O Satish Chander ... vs New Delhi Municipal Council Through on 3 June, 2009

The DPC was informed that as per the above R.Rs eligible candidates whether from degree-holder or diploma-holder are to be considered in order of their inter-se seniority. The recruitment rules did not prescribe any provision so that any preference could be given to degree-holder vis-`-vis diploma-holders, in violation of their inter-se seniority. As per inter-se seniority list circulated in 1998 Sh. V. S. Sharma is at Sr. No.1. The ACRs in respect of Sh. V.S. Sharma is not available and the same may be collected and placed before the DPC.
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