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P. Hemalatha vs General Manager (Administration) on 7 August, 2025

Similarly, the contentions put forth based on the dictum in Nedupuzha Service Cooperative Bank (supra) are also of no avail to the appellant since the said case can only be a precedent for the proposition that the employer, being a trustee, cannot claim the benefit of the Group Gratuity Policy taken by them for the benefit of the employees and being a trustee, which arranged with the LIC by taking the policy and making payment of premium to provide gratuity and other benefits to its employees. The finding rendered therein that all the benefits under the policy are to the account of the employees, and nothing is retained by the employer, which, by making the payment of premium, discharges its annual liability for gratuity to the employees covered under the Scheme, does not apply to the facts of the appellant's case in so far even as per the LIC, nothing over Rs.10 lakhs had been paid by them to the Corporation. A subsequent notification or amendment to the gratuity WA NO.347/2025 12 2025:KER:58936 arrangement, even if beneficial, cannot be applied retroactively to increase the gratuity of those who have already retired, especially when the gratuity is based on a Group Gratuity Scheme. The learned Single Judge had correctly declined the prayers sought in the W.P.(C) and we find no reason to interfere with the said finding.
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P.Parameswaran Namboodiri vs State Of Kerala Represented By The on 8 August, 2011

The issue raised in the instant writ petition is covered against the petitioner by the decision of the Division Bench of this Court in Nedupuzha Service Co-operative Bank Ltd. v. K.Rugmini (2011 (3) KLT 134). In that case, the Division Bench of this Court held that where the amount payable under the Group Gratuity Life Assurance Scheme of the Life Insurance Corporation of India is only `.3.5 lakhs, the Society is liable to pay only that much amount by way of gratuity to employees like the petitioner. The contention raised by the petitioner is that the amount of gratuity cannot be restricted to `.3.5 lakhs and that he should get an enhanced amount of gratuity. The petitioner has, however, not been able to establish his claim that he was entitled to receive anything in excess of `.3.5 lakhs, which was already paid to him.
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