(1.) THE basic question, common to all these cases referred to a Full Bench, is whether the relationship between the parties was that of pure master and ser vant unregulated or uncontrolled by any statu tory provision and the servant was not en titled to the relief of injunction or1 declara tion of nullity of removal from service and his remedy lay in a suit for damages for breach of contract. Second Appeal No. 2973 of 1971
(2.) THE first case referred is Second Appeal No. 2973 of 1971 which arises out of a suit for permanent injunction to restrain the defendant-appellants from interfering with the plaintiff-respondent in the discharge of his duty as Principal including functioning as such for all intent and purposes of the Vaish Degree College, Shamli, District Muzaffarnagar, later on known as Vyparik Varg Degree College, Shamli, hereinafter re ferred to as Vaish College.
(3.) THE trial Court took the view that as the plaintiff had not been appointed under any written agreement of contract as envisag ed by the Statute of the Agra University, he was not entitled to the benefit of the Act and the Statutes and the fact that the resolution terminating the services of the plaintiff was not sent, up for approval of the Vice Chan cellor was, therefore, of no avail. On this main finding the suit of the plaintiff was dismissed.