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Section 19 in The Payment Of Wages Act, 1936 [Entire Act]
Executive Engineer, Upseb vs Prescribed Authority/Assistant ... on 10 April, 2002
"5. The Payment of Wages Act being a special
law, which prescribes the mode and manner in which
an appeal u/s 19(1A) of the Act has to be filed and
the same has not been complied with, therefore, in
view of the prohibitive language of Section 17(1A) of
the Act, no appeal can be entertained as the same
does not He. In my view, the objection of the learned
counsel appearing on behalf of the respondents
workman that because of the prohibitive language
used u/s 17(1A) of the Act, no appeal shall lie, unless
the manner prescribed in Section 17(1A) of the Act is
followed before filing of the memorandum of appeal.
Learned counsel for the petitioners-employer has
relied upon a decision in 1987 AWC 47. particularly
paragraphs 7 and 8. A perusal of the aforesaid
decision would demonstrate that in that case, the
money was deposited within the limitation prescribed
and, therefore, this Court held that the defect of not
accompanied the certificate of deposit, deposit can be
cured if the same has been done within the limitation
prescribed. In the present cases, it is admitted case
of the parties that neither the certificate accompanied
along with the memorandum of appeal, nor the
deposit was made within the limitation prescribed.
Learned counsel for the petitioners-employer has
relied upon a decision regarding Section 29(2) of the
Limitation Act, but in view of my observations above,
since the appeal has not been filed after following the
procedure prescribed and beyond the limitation
prescribed, the question of the applicability or
otherwise of Section 29(2) of the Limitation Act will
not arise."
M/S Mohd. Rafik And Sons vs Jodhpur Development Authority on 3 October, 2019
A Division Bench of this Court has, in case of Mohammed &
Sans Vs. Authority: D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.746/1980,
while interpreting the aforesaid provision, held as under:-
Murudhar Kshetriya Gramin Bank vs Bhagwan Ram And Anr. on 25 November, 1994
In the aforesaid judgment, Section 17 (1A) has been held to
be the mandatory provision. Similar view has been taken by a co-
ordinate Bench of this Court in case of Marudhar Kshetriya Gramin
Bank Vs. Bhagwan Ram & Ors.: S.B.C.R. No.185/1993 decided on
25.11.1994.
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