JUDGEMENT
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(1.) By this writ petition, the petitioner has challenged the order
dated 15.12.1990 (Anx.3) whereby the Administrator was appointed
and the order dated 28.2.1998 (Anx.2) whereby the property of the
Trust Shri Vitthal Nath Acharya Sanskrit Mahavidhyalaya, has been
transferred to the State Government and further, merged in the
Government Pathak Sadashiv Shastri Mahavidyalaya, Kota.
(2.) Briefly stated, the facts of the case are that the petitioner is the
Member and President of Shvi Vitthal Nath Pathshala Trust, which is
an institution registered under the Rajasthan Public Trust Act w.e.f.
26.3.1965. But the said fact has been made clear in rejoinder while
filing reply to the preliminary objections, stated by the petitioner that
the deed of Vitthal Nath Pathshala Trust was executed on 27.12.1945
and the same was registered on 14.1.1946 (vide Annexure-5) and
further, Vitthal Nath Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya Society was registered
under the Societies Registration Act on 15.11.1956 and earlier to it, its
bye laws were framed on 13.8.1956 (vide Annexure-6). It is further
stated in the rejoinder that by typing mistake, in first sentence of para
2 of the writ petition, Shvi Vitthal Nath Pathshala Trust has been typed
instead of Shri Vitthal Nath Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya and further, Shri
Vitthal Nath Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya and Shri Vitthal Nath Acharya
Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya are one and the same. It is then stated in the
writ petition that the respondents were having no authority of law to
take over the properties which belonged to the Trust and that too,
without any compensation, in the garb of taking over the management
or appointing the Administrator. It is also stated in the writ petition
that there is no authority of law to take over the management or to
appoint Administrator and to continue it for an indefinite period besides
the action has been taken without any notice of hearing. All the
aforesaid actions of the respondents are violative of Articles 14, 19 and
300A of the Constitution of India.
(3.) The respondents have filed reply and taken the objection of not
filing the power of attorney by the petitioner with the further objection
that the writ petition has been filed on behalf of some other institution
and that the disputed questions of fact are involved in the writ petition.
It is further stated in the reply that challenge to the order dated
15.12.1990 is belated and there is no challenge to the order issued by
the State Government to the Principal for execution of the gift deed
which was executed on 16.7.1998.;
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