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Santosh S/O Suresh Nandyal vs The State Of Karnataka And Ors
2024 Latest Caselaw 18906 Kant

Citation : 2024 Latest Caselaw 18906 Kant
Judgement Date : 29 July, 2024

Karnataka High Court

Santosh S/O Suresh Nandyal vs The State Of Karnataka And Ors on 29 July, 2024

Author: S.Sunil Dutt Yadav

Bench: S.Sunil Dutt Yadav

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                                                      WA No. 200093 of 2022




                              IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA

                                     KALABURAGI BENCH

                           DATED THIS THE 29TH DAY OF JULY, 2024

                                          PRESENT

                        THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S.SUNIL DUTT YADAV
                                             AND
                    THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAMACHANDRA D. HUDDAR

                           WRIT APPEAL NO.200093 OF 2022 (S-TR)

                   BETWEEN:

                   SANTOSH
                   S/O SURESH NANDYAL,
                   AGE: 29 YEARS,
                   OCC: ENGINEER IN HYDERABAD
                   KARNATAKA EDUCATION SOCIETY,
                   (WORKING IN CONSTRUCTION DIVISION),
                   PDA ENGINEERING COLLEGE CAMPUS,
                   AIWAN-E-SHAHI AREA,
                   KALABURAGI- 585 104.
                                                                ...APPELLANT
Digitally signed   (BY SRI P. VILAS KUMAR SR. COUNSEL FOR
by SHILPA R
TENIHALLI              SRI NITESH PADIYAL, ADVOCATE)
Location: HIGH
COURT OF           AND:
KARNATAKA

                   1.   THE STATE OF KARNATAKA
                        THROUGH ITS PRL. SECRETARY,
                        DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE,
                        M. S. BUILDING,
                        DR. B.R. AMBEDKAR VEEDHI,
                        BENGALURU-01.

                   2.   THE HYDERABAD KARNATAKA
                        EDUCATION SOCIETY,
                        THROUGH ITS PRESIDENT,
                        PDA ENGINEERING COLLEGE CAMPUS,
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                                    WA No. 200093 of 2022




     AIWAN-E-SHAHI AREA,
     KALABURAGI- 585 104.

3.   THE REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
     KALABURLAGI REGION,
     KALABURAGI- 585 102,
     (THE THEN DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER).

4.   THE DISTRICT REGISTRAR OF
     SOCIETIES AND CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES,
     KALABURAGI- 585 102.

                                          ...RESPONDENTS
(BY SRI G. B. YADAV, HCGP FOR R1, R3 AND R4;
    SRI AMRESH S. ROJA, ADVOCATE FOR R2)

      THIS WRIT APPEAL IS FILED U/S.4 OF THE KARNATAKA
HIGH COURT ACT, PRAYING TO ALLOW THE APPEAL FILED BY
APPELLANT BY SETTING ASIDE THE ORDER OF LEARNED
SINGLE JUDGE, PASSED IN WP NO.202252/2021 DATED
14.01.2022 IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE.


      THIS APPEAL COMING ON FOR ADMISSION, THIS DAY,
JUDGMENT WAS DELIVERED THEREIN AS UNDER:


CORAM:   HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S.SUNIL DUTT YADAV
         AND
         HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAMACHANDRA D. HUDDAR

                    ORAL JUDGMENT

(PER: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S.SUNIL DUTT YADAV)

The present Writ ppeal has been filed seeking to set

aside the order passed by the learned Single Judge in

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W.P.No.202252/2021, whereby, the writ petition came to

be rejected reserving liberty to the petitioner to approach

the competent authority.

2. The writ petition was filed challenging the order

at Annexure-A, whereby, the appellant was working as an

Assistant Engineer (Civil) in H.K.E Society's Engineer-in-

Charge Office, was transferred to HKES's Sree Veerendra

Patil Degree College, Bengaaluru with immediate effect on

administrative grounds. The said order was passed on

26.04.2021, which came to be challenged before the

learned Single Judge raising various contentions. Learned

Single Judge has disposed of the writ petition reserving

liberty to the petitioner to approach the competent

authority.

3. The learned Senior Counsel appearing for the

appellant submits that even if the statutory remedies are

available, it is not practical to invoke such remedies in the

light of non effectiveness of such appellate forums. He

further submits that the second respondent has an

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element of State control as well and accordingly, petition

could be entertained directly.

4. Learned counsel Sri Amaresh S. Roja appearing

for the second respondent would submit that the order is

passed by the Society and appropriate remedy would have

to be invoked, which would being of a civil suit, unless the

Registrar takes an action under the provisions of the

Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960.

5. After hearing the matter for some time, though

an element of inconvenience is pointed out by the learned

Senior Counsel appearing for the appellant, this Court is of

the view that available substantive remedy may have to

be invoked taking note that the second respondent is a

society and it has its own service manual.

6. In the event, the appellant initiates appropriate

proceedings to invoke substantive remedy as is available,

such authority may take up the matter expeditiously

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taking note of the urgency as made out. All

contentions are kept open.

Accordingly, the writ appeal is disposed of.

In view of disposal of the appeal, pending

interlocutory application, if any, stands disposed off.

Sd/-

(S.SUNIL DUTT YADAV) JUDGE

Sd/-

(RAMACHANDRA D. HUDDAR) JUDGE

SRT

CT:BN

 
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