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Suryakanta Chimanlal Shah vs State Of Gujarat & on 21 February, 2013

14. However, by filing affidavit in sur rejoinder  on   14.10.2011,   now,   respondent   has   come  forward contending that since the application  for extension of time was not in prescribed  format,   they   have   not   processed   the   same.  However, as discussed hereinabove, when first  application   by   the   petitioner   is   in  prescribed   format   and,   thereafter,   when  petitioner   has   voluntarily   extended   the  notice  period  considering  the  work  load  and  when practically respondents have got almost  a   year   to   process   the   application,   their  action of not forwarding such application to  the competent authority cannot be considered  in their favour and against the petitioner so  as   to   treat   his   absence   as   unauthorized  absence from duty. On the contrary, pursuant  to   decision   in   the   case   of  Suryakant  Chimanlal   Patel   (Supra)   and   Mr.Yogesh   M.  Karia   (Supra),  if   provision   of   Rule   49   of  GCSR is applied, then, now, it becomes clear  Page 11 of 13 HC-NIC Page 11 of 13 Created On Sat Aug 12 05:56:08 IST 2017 C/SCA/2312/2011 JUDGMENT that when the appointing authority has failed  to   refuse   or   to   grant   permission   for  voluntary   retirement   before   the   expiry   of  period   specified   in   the   said   notice,   the  retirement   shall   become   effective   from   the  date of expiry of the said notice period.
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Yogesh M Karia vs District Development Officer & 4 on 23 January, 2014

14. However, by filing affidavit in sur rejoinder  on   14.10.2011,   now,   respondent   has   come  forward contending that since the application  for extension of time was not in prescribed  format,   they   have   not   processed   the   same.  However, as discussed hereinabove, when first  application   by   the   petitioner   is   in  prescribed   format   and,   thereafter,   when  petitioner   has   voluntarily   extended   the  notice  period  considering  the  work  load  and  when practically respondents have got almost  a   year   to   process   the   application,   their  action of not forwarding such application to  the competent authority cannot be considered  in their favour and against the petitioner so  as   to   treat   his   absence   as   unauthorized  absence from duty. On the contrary, pursuant  to   decision   in   the   case   of  Suryakant  Chimanlal   Patel   (Supra)   and   Mr.Yogesh   M.  Karia   (Supra),  if   provision   of   Rule   49   of  GCSR is applied, then, now, it becomes clear  Page 11 of 13 HC-NIC Page 11 of 13 Created On Sat Aug 12 05:56:08 IST 2017 C/SCA/2312/2011 JUDGMENT that when the appointing authority has failed  to   refuse   or   to   grant   permission   for  voluntary   retirement   before   the   expiry   of  period   specified   in   the   said   notice,   the  retirement   shall   become   effective   from   the  date of expiry of the said notice period.
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