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Supreme court and high court judgementsDear friends thank you very much for your response to my post on supreme court and high court judgements in 2008. please see attached new file on same topic. it conntains judgements till sept. 2010. best regards narendra Supreme court decission on epfDear friends please see attachement supreme court has now formally declare that leave encashment amount is not a basic wage for deduction of pf. Directors not vicariously liable for crime of company – supreme courtDirectors not vicariously liable for crime of company supreme court m/s. thermax ltd. & ors. vs. k.m. johny & ors. supreme court in the appeal case 'm/s thermax ltd vs k m johny' the supreme court stated that "though civil law recognizes the principle of vicarious liability of directors of companies the concept is not acknowledged in criminal law." in this case the company was accused of criminal offences and the directors were also named in the complaint case moved by a contracting party due to disputes over the termination of the agreement. earlier the bombay high court had allowed the prosecution to proceed. on appeal the supreme court quashed the complaint and set aside the high court order. the supreme court stated that there was no specific allegation against the members of the board of directors or senior executives but they have been roped in for being in the management of the company. the offence of cheating and misappropriation of property could be filed only against the company and not against the persons in such circumstances the court said. provisions of the negotiable instruments act and the industrial disputes act cannot be imported into the offences under the indian penal code the judgment explained. regards kamal Supreme court order on safety of all schools in the countryDear friends i would like to share important judgement given by supreme court on 13.4.2009. court has held that it is fundamental right of every child to get education free from fear of security and safety. court has given detailed guidelines and ordered that all government and private schools in the country must follow safety measures prescribed by national building code of india 2005. court also directed that all existing schools must provide fire extinguishing equipments within 6 months. are all schools following the court order today in right spirit? thanks