ORDER :

Verma, Sawant, Ramaswamy, Jeevan Reddy, JJ.

Neither the respondent nor any one on his behalf appeared at the time of the hearing of this matter on the 5th August, 1994. However, two telegrams were received after the hearing was over. One telegram seeking adjournment on account of illness of the respondent and praying for fixing the hearing in November 1994, was received at 4.30 p.m. on 5th August, 1994 and another requesting personal hearing was received on 17th August, 1994. The matter was fixed before the Constitution Bench and pertained to the correct calculation of the amount due to the respondent. The ground for the adjournment is not supported by any affidavit or medical certificate in support of the alleged illness. We, therefore, reject the application for the adjournment.

2. After going through the record and hearing the learned counsel for the petitioner-Parishad, we agree that the quantification of the amount directed to be paid to the respondent-employee under the Court's order dated 4th September, 1990 suffers from an obvious error of calculation. We, therefore, review the said order and direct that the petitioner-Parishad will pay to the respondent Rs. 3,72,289.