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United Motor Union (Private) Ltd., Palai Vs. Road Traffic Board, Kotta ...
Court: Kerala
Decided on: Nov-07-1956
Reported in: AIR1957Ker35
ORDERM.S. Menon, J.1. The petitioner is the Secretary of the United Motor Union (Private) Limited, Palai. The 1st respondent is the Road Traffic Board, Kottayam, and the 2nd respondent, the Central Road Traffic Board, Trivandrum.2. The company is the owner of a stage carriage T. C. K. 622, which was operating on the Thodupuzha-Kanjar route. The permit issued in respect of that vehicle was cancelled at a meeting of the Road Traffic Board, Kottayam held at Peermade on 20-2-1936. The order of cancellation is Ext. O which reads as follows:'Stage carriage TCK, 622 permitted to operate between Thodupuzha and Kanjar was not conducting service from 12-10-1954 due to expiry of certificate of fitness and the travelling public was put to difficulties. The permit holder has not intimated the non-operation of the service as per Rule 293 of the M. V. Rules. The explanation offered by the permit holder dated 2-1-1956 is not satisfactory or acceptable. The permit of the vehicle is cancelled.' 3. The p...
V.N. Rama Iyer Vs. Union of India (Uoi)
Court: Kerala
Decided on: Nov-06-1956
Reported in: AIR1957Ker1
Varadaraja Iyengar, J.1. This appeal is by the plaintiff a discharged Railway servant whose suit for damages for wrongful 'removal from the service', has been dismissed by the court below, and the only question is whether the plaintiff was removed from service by an authority subordinate to that by which he was appointed.2. The plaintiff v. N. Rama Iyer entered service on 28-6-1921 as a temporary relieving clerk in the South Indian Railway Company. After probation for 3 months he was confirmed as a relieving clerk. He got his first appointment as a station Master on 13-3-1934 drawing Rs. 60 and was still in that cadre when the Government of India acquired the Railway as a going concern. That was on 1-4-1944. The plaintiff was subsequently promoted to Rs. 52 in the scale of Rs. 50-60 from 1-6-1946. On 4-6-1946 the plaintiff was transferred temporarily to the Ernakulam South Station, the post of the Station Master of which had been graded as Rs 60-70 and he joined duty there on 18-4-1946...
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