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The Dy. Conservator Of Forest Wild ... vs Sau.Chandrarekha W/O ...
2017 Latest Caselaw 3249 Bom

Citation : 2017 Latest Caselaw 3249 Bom
Judgement Date : 15 June, 2017

Bombay High Court
The Dy. Conservator Of Forest Wild ... vs Sau.Chandrarekha W/O ... on 15 June, 2017
Bench: B.P. Dharmadhikari
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          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY,

                               NAGPUR BENCH, NAGPUR


                LETTERS PATENT APPEAL NO.274 OF 2007

                                        IN

                      WRIT PETITION NO. 3507 OF 2007


      1       The Deputy conservator of Forest, 
              Wild Life, Allapalli at present 
              Mul Road, Chandrapur

      2       The Chief conservator of Forest, 
              Wild Life Forest Division, 
              4rth Floor, Seminari Hills, 
              Ambedkar bhavan, 
              Near T.V. Tower, Nagpur 
              (At present near Government 
              Printing Press, Civil Lines, Nagpur     ... APPELLANTS

              // VERSUS //

              Sau. Chandrarekha w/o. Chandrabhan 
              Raut,
              R/o. Alapalli, 
              At present R/o.Indira Nagar, 
              Ambedkar Chowk, 
              MulRoad, Chandrapur.              ..RESPONDENT




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               Mr.P.S.Tembhare, AGP for Appellants
              Mr.Ghate, Advocate for the Respondent
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                             CORAM     :     B.P.DHARMADHIKARI,  J.

R.B.DEO, J.

                                     DATE         :  15.06.2017. 


      ORAL JUDGMENT     (Per B.P.Dharmadhikari, J)  :


      1       We   have   heard   respective   counsel   yesterday.     The

termination of respondent workman was found bad by

Labour Court, Chandrapur in Reference I.D. 1 of 2002

dated 21.09.2006. She was given relief of reinstatement

with continuity and back wages from the date of

termination till reinstatement. Award delivered by Labour

Court shows that Labour Court has accepted date 5.9.1992

as date of entry into service and date 25.1.2001 as date of

permanency. This Award was questioned by appellant in

Writ Petition No. 3007 of 2007 before learned Single Judge

of this Court. Vide Judgment dated 20.8.2007, the learned

Single Judge has dismissed the writ petition. Learned AGP

Shri Tembhare invited our attention to subsequent events.

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He points out that as learned Single Judge did not stay the

judgment and in L.P.A. also there was no interim order to

reinstatement, the respondent was provided work. She has

been given benefit of Government Resolution dated

16.10.2016 and accordingly has been appointed on a super

numeracy post with effect from 1.6.2012. He submits that

in view of constitution Bench judgment of Hon'ble Apex

Court in the case of Secretary, State of Karnataka & Ors. Vs.

Umadevi & Ors. reported AIR 2006 SC 1806, as a one time

measure the policy decision was taken by State

Government. According to him, in the situation, the L.P.A.

itself has become infractious.

2 Advocate Shri Ghate submits that as date of initial

entry into service and date of termination are accepted and

thereafter there is a reinstatement with continuity and full

wages, date of entry i.e. 5.12.1992 can not be overlooked

and hence mention of date 1.6.2012 in order of

appointment dated 19.12.2012, is irrelevant. He submits

that denial of past service to respondent in this situation

may itself constitute an unfair labour practice.

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      3       Learned AGP in reply submits that granting relief of

reinstatement to respondent does not automatically result

in regularization or grant of permanency. The decision

reached subsequently is in terms of policy decision

mentioned Supra and hence the other contentions are now

not material.

4 The respondent is already provided work and is

working. The respondent has also given up back wages and

as such, the Award to the extent of grant of back wages can

not be implemented and executed against employer.

Question about Date of service put in by petitioner between

5.12.1992 to 1.6.2012 is not relevant in present matter. If

respondent has for the purposes of securing benefit of

regularization given some undertaking, its impact may also

require consideration independently.

5 Therefore, leaving these issues open, we accept

submission of learned AGP that because of order of

appointment dated 29.12.2012, present challenge is

rendered infractious. Accordingly L.P.A. is disposed of.

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Needless to mention that the other contentions raised by

Advocate Shri Ghate are kept open. No costs.

                                              JUDGE              JUDGE

belkhede, PA





 

 
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