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Shanmugham   13 September 2019

The above said benefit shall be extended only to the respond

Madras High  Court Judgement

The Government Of Tamil Nadu vs K.Pachaiyappan on 6 April, 2018

W.A.Nos.882, 808 of 2017, 1224, 1395, 1471, 1283 and 1323 of 2016 and

C.M.P.Nos.12269, 11319 of 2017, 15744, 15745, 17938, 17939, 18318, 18319, 17906, 17919 and 17159 of 2016

5.In terms of the above discussions, we dispose of the writ appeals as under:

(i)50% of the services rendered by the respondents herein, as Part Time Vocational Instructor (either as Single Part time or Double Part Time Vocational Instructor), shall be counted for the purpose of computing pension and other retiral benefits.

(ii)The above said benefit shall be extended only to the respondents in these writ appeals and for the persons similarly situated like that of the respondents herein, whose cases are pending before this Court. Thus it is made clear that the above said benefit shall not be extended to any other future cases that may be filed on this account, on the ground of delay and laches, since all along they have not come up before this Court and remained as fence-sitters. It is also needless to point out that allowing such cases would amount to opening the pandora's box, touching upon the financial implications of the State.

16.The writ appeals are disposed of accordingly. No costs. Consequently, the connected miscellaneous petitions are closed.

 

 

How it is possible, the above judgement inform  "The above said benefit shall be extended only to the respondents in these writ appeals and for the persons similarly situated like that of the respondents herein, whose cases are pending before this Court. Thus it is made clear that the above said benefit shall not be extended to any other future cases that may be filed on this account"

Is it possible? Is it right Judgement?

 

Any against/alternative judgement  is it available?

 

Any other 

 



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