JUDGEMENT
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(1.)Heard respective counsel.
(2.)Rule. By mutual consent, Rule made
returnable forthwith.
(3.)Yesterday, the arguments were opened by
Shri Shinde, Advocate for the petitioner and were
nearly concluded. We find a peculiar feature on
the record of this matter that respondent No.4 is
represented by two lawyers. The obvious reason for
such representation is that there are factions in
the management of the trust. Ramesh Ware claims to
be Secretary but according to Shri Salunke,
Advocate, by decision in Enquiry Application No.85
of 2001, learned Joint Charity Commissioner, Latur
Region, Latur has removed the earlier trustees in a
proceeding under Section 41-D of the Bombay Public
Trusts Act and therefore, Ramesh Ware is not a
Secretary. So far as representation of management
through Adinath Gaikwad, Joint Secretary is
concerned, it is the contention of Advocate Shri
Dhorde that he is injuncted by an order of the
learned Assistant Charity Commissioner, Osmanabad
dt. 2.6.2007, copy of which is at paper book pages
50-54A. However, the order with which we are
disposing of the writ petition, does not require us
to resolve the controversy between the two factions
of the management.
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