High Court Karnataka High Court

D M Chandrappa S/O Mudlagiriyappa vs The Assistant Commissioner on 28 August, 2009

Karnataka High Court
D M Chandrappa S/O Mudlagiriyappa vs The Assistant Commissioner on 28 August, 2009
Author: A.N.Venugopala Gowda
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RESPOHDENTS 10 8: 11 ARE
RESIDENTS OF AAGALAKERE, HOSADURGA

TALUK, CHITRADURGA DISTRICT.

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(By M/S. ANN ASSOCIATES FOR ai41VAT:§TeT’ ‘, 1
SMT.M.C.NAGASi-FREE ASA :=r.V:’ver;=re§§’rr:§AT§§’ery hearing this
day, the Ccur1:_”me;c1.-e theAfo§lAAc}pnsti_tutioiij;s Wm is *

discretionary. She made submEstsion:fs’si.rfi tisueptertg”t§f-,,_§i’se_*é

action taken by the first respé_nd_e-nttensit soughvtA..ii?,1vh9l¢iiinvg

of An nexure-A.

7. Learned it respondent
caveator contenéiee. -ii6t°i’sf;eVVvjetvjstnnexure-B was
submitted elected members
who are?’ signatures were aiso
attestesi’-_A ef the Panchayat. {first

respondentkfltheVstatuteifauthority, based on the request

.__mac:i__’e§’«:.iri__iiE!\:aVifiexti’r’e»-v3…ia\:vi2ich cenforms to Form I under the

Réi’Ies,_the~iiVetibe_ under Ruie 3 (2) i.e., Form II was issued

wins fi.sst.V–Vtes;>endent on 11.08.09 and by the said action,

‘,_no iii-egaixfityi has been committed. Learned courisei placed

“..fjreii’e’n.g:eNon a decision in the case of MUMIRATHNAMMA

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8. In View of the rival contentions, the”;3o.l.’t;t:

consideration is, whether interferenee with-fixeojexure-A is ”= 2

called for?

9. Petitioner is an Velegtedillegiinyaksnarl gm if»,

elected unanimously on stipport of
respondents 3 to 11 Not the Act
contains the AV_pro\:is§Vonf’,_ i-alnerei’n;”‘5..’:v§.dhyaksha or

Upadhyaksha s__’o4f::a:i1″Verame “F5an’cnVa§%at——asnall be forthwith

oeemedto =h.:ai*+,!e office, if a resolution
expressiegl’ wantiloiff’:_eooinfi§i*enoe in him / her is passed, by

majority of;hot”less«.tlien”tl51o-thirds of the members of the

Eernothayat’ ‘at——–a”meeting specially convened for the

L_peVrposev…i_ni lvacioordance with the procedure as prescribed.

S..495″Aof grew right to the members to have

7._Adhy’as§r.sl3e or Upedhyaksha removed if not less than two«

V’ ‘V~IlftnVitd’s«’rof the members express their lack of confidence in

tne Adhyaksha or Upadhyaksha as the case may be. The

‘V V Horocedure can be traced to Rule 3 of the Rules. The said

Rule has to be read along with 5.49. A combined reading

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Leofisideraltioefi;oiafter noticing the same, it has been heid as

‘T the context of the section and not

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of the said provisions shows that, the right is
members of the Panchayat to rer_no.ve_ the ”
Upacihyaksha as the case may be a:j”¢’:i~
Adhyaksha or Upadhyaksha’V_iio._ hoi£i*- tithe
compietion of the Ifierioci. A hi it it

10. The decisioii’the_£§–hiih’fe.f§hfa*d_esh High Court
in the case of Gg¢im_iA (supra) is

in para matefiethe: j;oA’t’?~_+uERS, reported in zoos (1) Kar.£..3.

foiioifis: ‘A . ‘I.

The examination of the ruies can oniy be

independent of the main prevision for
effectuating which provision the ruie has been
framed. Anyone who can compiain of non-
compiiance of the requirements of Rule 3 of
the Ruies and thereby seek fer invaiidafin of

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