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Narendra Nath Sinha v. State of U.P. & Ors.

Supreme Court of India · 5 December 1995 · [1995] SUPP. 6 S.C.R. 233

Court
Supreme Court of India
Decided
5 December 1995
Reported as
[1995] SUPP. 6 S.C.R. 233
Result
Disposed of
Bench
Ramaswamy, K.
Length
2 pages
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PETITIONER:
NARENDRA NATH SINHA
Vs.
RESPONDENT:
STATE OF U.P. & ORS.
DATE OF JUDGMENT05/12/1995
BENCH:
RAMASWAMY, K.
FAIZAN UDDIN (J)
KIRPAL B.N. (J)
CITATION:
1996 SCC (1) 523 1995 SCALE (7)252

ACT

HEADNOTE

JUDGMENT

ORDER

It is not necessary to go into the controversy raised in this appeal since the contesting respondents have already retired by attaining superannuation. This Court while granting leave and admitting the appeal stated thus:

"Status quo pending disposal of the

appeal as of today in the matter of

reversion as a consequence of the

judgment of the High Court. Future

Promotions will be subject to the result

of the appeal."

In the judgment of the High Court in first part in paragraph 46. it was stated thus:

"We would further like to clarify that

any order that may be passed in these

writ petitions should not effect any

confirmation or substantive Promotion

made Prior to the filing of the writ

petitions."

In the ultimate paragraph of the judgment a contrary opinion was expressed stating that any action taken Prior to November 29, 1979 was illegal.

It is stated by the appellant that on his Promotion as Executive Engineer on July 12, 1979 though initially on ad hoc basis, he was confirmed and regularised as an Executive Engneer on June 30, 1980. The writ petition came No.2447 of 1980 came to be filed by V.N. Mittal on September 29, 1980. In view of the above facts and in view of the directions issued by this Court the consequence would be that the status quo which the appellant had Prior to the order passed by this Court, would continue. The rights accrued to the appellant Prior to the date of the filing of the writ petition would continue to be available to him, since his Promotion and confirmation as such was not quashed.

The Government, therefore, would work out the rights of the appellant accordingly.

The appeal is accordingly disposed of. No costs.

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