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VIGILANCE MANUAL VOLUME III - AP Online

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650 DECISION - 318<br />

been examined despite a request made by the petitioner to that effect<br />

and the Inquiry Officer held that the prosecution case was already<br />

over and a written affidavit of Raj Kumar had already been submitted,<br />

certified by Notary on behalf of the complainant and that therefore it<br />

does not require any further examination of Raj Kumar. On the other<br />

hand, the petitioner was advised to examine Raj Kumar as his witness<br />

or to submit a set of questions which may be transmitted to the<br />

complainant for obtaining answers from him. The petitioner<br />

contended that the complaint filed by Raj Kumar constitutes the<br />

foundation stone of the inquiry initiated against the petitioner and<br />

that he was rather dismayed to see that the complainant has not<br />

been examined by the Corporation and the ball has been placed in<br />

the court of the petitioner saying that it is for him to examine Raj<br />

Kumar. The only witness examined was Shri Mukherjee, Manager<br />

of the Corporation, whose testimony is based upon information<br />

contained in the complaint filed by Raj Kumar. The said Raj Kumar<br />

has later retracted his earlier statement and the affidavit by submitting<br />

another affidavit stating that he had done so under pressure from<br />

one of his relatives. The petitioner contended that the statement of<br />

Shri Mukherjee that he visited the house of the petitioner to verify the<br />

veracity of the statement of the complainant is palpably false and<br />

untenable as he had never resided at the address given by Shri<br />

Mukherjee.<br />

The High Court observed that the petitioner has not denied<br />

the execution of the receipt in which it is clearly stated that the<br />

petitioner has received an amount of Rs. 2400 from Raj Kumar. More<br />

over, it is also mentioned in the said receipt that one year warranty is<br />

guaranteed from that date to the buyer. Further more, the receipt<br />

also describes Tube No. 440738, Lot No. 28122 and Yoke No. 28122<br />

of the T.V. Set. On the top of the receipt the telephone number of the<br />

petitioner is given as 852231 Ext. 331 which is the telephone number<br />

of his office and another Telephone No. 851857 is given. The entire<br />

receipt is in the handwriting of the petitioner himself. During the

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