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Punjab-Haryana High Court

Punjab State Power Corp Ltd Thr Its Chief ... vs Nirval Singh on 23 March, 2018

Author: P.B. Bajanthri

Bench: P.B. Bajanthri

RSA-3975-2017                                                               1

      IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT
                     CHANDIGARH

104                                              RSA-3975-2017 (O&M)
                                                 Date of decision:23.03.2018

Punjab State Power Corporation Limited and others


                                                               ... Appellants
                                     Versus


Nirval Singh

                                                              .... Respondent



CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE P.B. BAJANTHRI


Present: Ms. Rivayat Hayek, Advocate for
         Mr. H.S.Grewal, Advocate for the appellants.

          Mr. P.K.S.Phoolka, Advocate for the respondent.


P.B. BAJANTHRI, J. (ORAL)

CM-4417-C-2018 This is an application for placing on record Annexures A1 and A2. Heard. Allowed, as prayed for subject to all just exceptions.

Annexures A1 and A2 are taken on record.

Main case In the present appeal, appellants have questioned the validity of judgment of appellate court dated 07.02.2017. The respondent's grievance is relating to entitlement of compassionate appointment on account of death of the father of the respondent on 17.05.2004. As on 17.05.2004 policy for 1 of 2 ::: Downloaded on - 14-05-2018 09:48:48 ::: RSA-3975-2017 2 compassionate appointment dated 21.11.2002 was in vogue. Thereafter, new policy was introduced on 23.11.2004. Therefore, old policy dated 21.11.2002 was applicable as on 17.05.2004 at the time of death of respondent's father. Learned counsel for the appellant submitted that in new policy dated 23.11.2004 in para 2 it was stated that "In the meantime, the compassionate appointment cases were temporarily stopped in 4/2002 to be considered in the light of the new policy" and in para No. 8 of the policy instruction, it was made applicable from the date of issue of instruction. In view of the aforesaid wording in the new policy respondent is not entitled to compassionate appointment under the 2002 policy. It is to be noted that aforesaid statement made in the new policy do not specify from what date 2002 policy was seized temporarily. That apart as long as 2002 policy is not reviewed, modified or cancelled prior to 17.05.2004 the date on which respondent's father died, respondent's contention cannot be accepted to the extent that 2002 policy was stalled temporarily that too in the absence of particular date. In view of these facts and circumstance, appellant has not made out a case.

Accordingly, appeal stands dismissed.




                                                     ( P.B.BAJANTHRI)
23.03.2018                                                 JUDGE
pooja saini


Whether speaking/reasons                                Yes/No

Whether Reportable:                                     Yes/No




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