RAMSWAROOP AGARWAL Vs. UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THIS is plaintiff's first appeal against the judgment and the decree passed by the Additional District Judge No. 2, Jaipur City dated 27th March, 1973 dismissing the plaintiff's suit for damages and for a declaration that the notification issued by the University withdrawing his B.A. degree be declared as null and void.

(2.) THE case of the plaintiff was that he appeared at the B.A. examination conducted by the Rajasthan University in the year 1962 and he was declared successful. In 1963 he took his M.A. (Previous) examination but he could not succeed. On 29th July. 1963 he was served with a notice by the defendant University asking him to submit the certificate of the institution where the plaintiff was working as a whole time paid teacher by 5th August, 1963. The letter is Ex. 3 on record which shows that this enquiry was instituted by the University on an information received that the plaintiff was a Government servant and working as Assistant Sub Inspector in the Rajasthan Police Radio Organisation.

(3.) ON receipt of the letter of the plaintiff dated 14th April, 1964 (Ex. 6) the University took a lenient view and asked the plaintiff to represent his case personally on 25th April, 1964 before the Registrar. It is contended that the plaintiff in pursuance of this letter dated 25th April, 1964 (Ex. 2) met the Registrar in the office and placed before him his case verbally. The Registrar, it appears was not satisfied by his verbal pleading and, therefore, be again addressed a letter (Ex. 13) dated 2nd May, 1964 to the plaintiff to submit certain documents to prove that he was really whole -time teacher of an institution before he was permitted to appear at the examination as a teacher candidate.