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Dr. Milly Dey vs Burn Standard Co. Ltd
2021 Latest Caselaw 741 Cal

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 741 Cal
Judgement Date : 29 January, 2021

Calcutta High Court (Appellete Side)
Dr. Milly Dey vs Burn Standard Co. Ltd on 29 January, 2021
29.01.2021
      1
 ns Ct.04
                                  F.M.A. 2447 of 2007
                                      With
                 I.A. No.CAN 6 of 2011 (Old CAN 10189 of 2011)
                                      With
                 I.A. No.CAN 7 of 2016 (Old CAN 11913 of 2016)
                                      With
                  I.A. No.CAN 8 of 2018 (Old CAN 5206 of 2018)
                                      With
                  I.A. No.CAN 9 of 2020 (Old CAN 2539 of 2020)


                                          Dr. Milly Dey
                                              Vs.
                                     Burn Standard Co. Ltd.



              Ms. Milly Dey                  .... applicant-in-person.


              Mr. Soumya Majumder                   ... for respondent.

Applicant, who was appellant in the disposed

of appeal, appears in person. The appeal was disposed of

by judgment dated 2nd August, 2007. It appears therefrom,

the disputes were worked out. One term, of many terms,

was applicant would not be entitled to salary for period

from 5th September, 2001 to 5th August, 2003.

We have perused order sheet. We find

applicant had applied in contempt for working out said

terms, on which the appeal was disposed of. Mr.

Majumder, learned advocate appears on behalf of

respondent. He hands up order dated 30 th April, 2010

passed by a Division Bench presided over by same learned

Judge, who had also presided over the Bench in dealing

with the appeal and disposing of it. It appears from order

dated 30th April, 2010 that applicant had filed CAN 7428 of

2009 praying for, inter alia, she being allowed to withdraw

the concession and consequent modification of judgment

dated 2nd August, 2007 regarding her not being entitled to

obtain salary for said period. The Division Bench in

passing the order considered her argument, dealt with

judgments relied upon by her and observed that at the

hearings of the appeal and on 2 nd August, 2007, she was

represented by a stalwart at the Bar and was also

personally present in Court. Said application (CAN 7428 of

2009) was disposed of but on sympathetic grounds, cost

was not awarded.

She then made another application being CAN

10189 of 2011 with prayer for grant of arrear full salary for

the period. Yet another application (CAN 11913 of 2016)

was made by her carrying same prayer. Order sheet

reveals, she had appeared in support of these applications,

in person, some times and was absent at other times. CAN

11913 of 2016 is there in the file but CAN 10189 of 2011 is

untraceable and by order dated 16th February, 2018, made

by coordinate Bench, there was direction for reconstruction

upon obtaining true copies of all relevant documents, duly

authenticated by applicant. This direction has not been

carried out. We are not inclined to find out why.

We have obtained a copy of CAN 10189 of 2011

from Mr. Majumder. Copies of said order dated 30 th April,

2010 and CAN 10189 of 2011 are handed back to Mr.

Majumder for making copies for the Bench and an extra

copy for applicant, to be handed over in Court today.

List the applications on 3rd February, 2021.

(Arindam Sinha, J.)

(Suvra Ghosh, J.)

 
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