Supreme Court of India
P. Krishna Murthy v. The Commnr. of Sericulture Andhra Pradesh, & Anr.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid decision of this Court it cannot be said that the appellant G had no locus standi to withdraw his proposal for voluntary retirement before 31-1-1990.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Service Law - Voluntary Retirement - Non-acceptance of withdrawal of voluntary retirement - Challenged to - Disciplinary proceeding pending against employee on charges of gross negligence in discharge of duties - Employee seeking permission to retire - Acceptance of permission - However, subsequent request by employee to permit him to continue in service, rejected - Meanwhile, conclusion of disciplinary proceeding by imposing punishment of 25% cut in pension amount of the employee - In appeal, said order set aside by the Commissioner- Grant of pensionary benefits to employee - After lapse of
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