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Siddarth Gupta vs The Delhi Golf Club Limited & Anr on 18 December, 2015
communicated to her; (iii) she was not informed of any proposed actions;
and (iv) she was not granted a hearing to respond. The decision is therefore
illegal, having been made in complete disregard of the principles of natural
justice. The Plaintiff relies on the judgment in Siddharth Gupta v. The
Delhi Golf Club Limited & Anr.,16 which emphasized the need for natural
justice in membership termination.
Mr. Charles Mantosh And Others vs Mr. Dalhousie Institute And Others on 25 September, 1992
Similarly, the judgments in Charles Mantosh & Ors.
v. Dalhousie Institute & Ors.,25 and Jagdish Chander Sachdeva v. Royal
Bombay Yacht Club & Ors.,26 has also been relied upon by the Plaintiffs.
However, the facts of these cases are distinguishable and do not apply to the
present situation. In Jagdish Chander Sachdeva, the Appellant, a permanent
club member, was expelled for failing to move to alternate accommodations
while his original premises were under repair, without being given a hearing,
as per Rule 43(vii) of the Club Rules.