Citation : 2016 Latest Caselaw 3864 Bom
Judgement Date : 15 July, 2016
1 WP No.4508/1995
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE OF BOMBAY
BENCH AT AURANGABAD
WRIT PETITION NO.4508 OF 1995
1) Gangadhar Shsstri Gune,
Ayurved Hospital, Ahmednagar,
Through its Superintendent.
2) Gangadhar Shastri Gune
Ayurved College, through its
Principal, r/o Ahmednagar. = PETITIONERS
VERSUS
Mrs. Padma w/o Hiralal Dhotre,
Age:Major, occu. Service,
R/o 4027, Chitale Road,
Ahmednagar. = RESPONDENT
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Mr.VS Bedre, Advocate for Petitioners;
None for respondent, though served.
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CORAM : P.R.BORA, J.
DATE :
15 th
July,2016.
ORAL JUDGMENT:
1) Heard. The present petition is filed
against the judgment and order dated 6 th February,
1995 passed by the Industrial Court, Ahmednagar
in Complaint (ULP) No.118/1991, whereby the
Industrial Court has directed the present
petitioner to give promotion to the complainant
therein, i.e. present respondent, as Dresser
w.e.f. 1st May, 1991 and to offer her all the
benefits and consequential benefits to the post
of Dresser w.e.f. 1st March, 1991.
2) This Court, while granting Rule in the
matter, has passed the following order on 9.11.1995, -
" Heard Shri Bedre for the petitioner and Shri A.A.Shastri for the respondent.
. Rule.
. Interim stay to the back wages
bu the respondent should be continued to be employed as Dresser only and
should be paid emoluments applicable to the Dresser. "
3) From the documents on record it can be
gathered that in the year 1991, the original
complainant was aged about 54 years. Though the
interim stay was granted by this court while
admitting the petition, it was only in respect of
the back wages. Perusal of the interim order
shows that the petitioners were directed to
continue the respondent as Dresser only and were
directed to pay her the emoluments applicable to
the post of Dresser. The Industrial court, vide
impugned order had directed the present
petitioners to promote the respondent on the post
of Dresser and to pay her all the benefits and
consequential benefits of the said post of
Dresser w.e.f. 1st March, 1991.
4) Today, none was present for the
respondent. There is nothing on record to show
that any grievance was made by the
respondent/employee that the petitioners have not
complied with the interim order passed by this
Court on 9.11.1995.
5) As stated earlier, the
respondent/employee must have been long back
retired from the services after attaining the age
of superannuation. In the circumstances, it
appears that by passage of time, the present
petition has become infructous and nothing
remains to be considered. The petition,
therefore, stands dismissed as infructuous.
Rule discharged.
sd/-
(P.R.BORA)
JUDGE
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