JUDGEMENT
S.J.MUKHOPADHAYA, J. -
(1.) This Letters Patent Appeal has been
preferred by Tata Iron and Steel Company
Ltd., Singhbhum (East), Jamshedpur
(hereinafter to be referred to as "TISCO")
against the judgment dated June 3, 2003,
passed by the learned single Judge in CWJC
No. 3802 of 1999 (A), where and whereunder,
the writ application, filed on behalf of the
appellant, has been dismissed.
(2.) Brief facts of the case are that
respondent Gyanendra Sahay was appointed as
Management Trainee under the appellant
TISCO and placed up to the rank of Deputy
Manager. In the year 1993 he was transferred
to the Mines Division and again in the year,
1994 he was posted to perform his duties in the
Engineering Cell. According to the appellant,
the respondent submitted an application on
April 1, 1995 for his premature/voluntary
retirement with a request to consider his case
for payment of ex parte amount, in view of his
long association with the company. The
application for voluntary retirement was
accepted on the same day, i.e. April 1, 1995.
On the other hand, according to the respondent,
he was compelled to retire prematurely and was
compelled to submit application for
compulsory retirement due to undue and
excessive pressure, exercised by the officers of
the company.
(3.) From the records it transpires that after
one and half month, the respondent vide his
letter dated May 19, 1995 requested the
Managing Director of TISCO to revoke the
order, contained in Letter No. AO/6458/95
dated April 1, 1995, whereby the General
Manager (Ore, Mines and Quarries) of TISCO
had accepted the request of the respondent for
his voluntary retirement with immediate effect.
In the said letter the respondent for the first time
made an allegation that on April 1, 1995 all
those officers, who had not got increments for
last two years i.e., January 1994 and January
1995 were forced to take retirement and he was
also a victim to it.;
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