A Co operative Society styled as the Indian Express Employees Thrift and Credit Co operative Society to be hereinafter called the Employees Co operative Society was set up in 1957.
Refusal to account for the amount of Rs.
He was charged with the following Misappropriating the funds of the Society.
The President of the Employees Co operative Society wrote to the General Manager of the Press that the Managing Committee of the Society had after a preliminary enquiry found that M. C. Kapur who was the Treasurer, was prima facie guilty of certain serious financial irregularities, including defalcation of the Societys funds.
Refusal to hand over charge as Treasurer even after your resignation had been accepted and thus keeping the Societys money and books with you unauthorisedly.
An enquiry was held into the charges by Shri Ved Prakash, Public Relations Officer.
Falsification of accounts of the Society.
The membership of this Society was companyfined to the employees of the Indian Express and Chronicle Press.
On receipt of that letter the General Manager of the Company served a charge sheet on September 5, 1966 on M. C. Kapur.
However, the Enquiry Officer found that with the exception of charge v , all the other charges had been found proved against.
M. C. Kapur denied all the charges.
M. C. Kapur.
3500/ of the Society.
The respondent was a lino operator in the service of the Indian Express and Chronicle Press, New Delhi.
Coercing the Society to make payment to Raj Sweets, New Delhi.
N. Grover, J. This is an appeal by special leave from the order of the Additional Industrial Tribunal, Delhi in the matter of an application under Section 33 2 b of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 filed by the Management of the Indian Express and Chronicle Press, New Delhi, against the respondent.
Getting false cash memo prepared.
