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1996 Supreme(AP) 259

MAHEMMAD HABEEB SHAMS ANSARI, P.S.MISHRA
The Chief Manager, Andhra Bank, hyderabad – Appellant
Versus
K. Sudha Nagaraj – Respondent


P. S. MISHRA, C. J.

( 1 ) HEARD learned counsel for the appellants. Writ petitioner - respondent sent a letter of resignation on 19-1-1990 stating inter alia as follows:"i, the undersigned, working in the Bank since 29-3-79, presently working in Gaganmahal Road Branch, wish to tender my resignation due to domestic reasons. Kindly accept my resignation and relieve me as early as possible. "

( 2 ) SHE followed the above by writing another letter dated 19-2-1990 and yet another letter dated 27-2-1990 in which she stated inter alia:"i had tendered my resignation on 19-1-90, wherein I had given a notice of one month. However, I had to proceed to Warangal on the 12th of Feb. 1990. As such, I could not put in continuous service of 30 days, during the notice period, in accordance with the rules in force. Later, I could only attend for a few days. As I do not intend to continue further in the bank, I request you to adjust all my dues and send my terminal benefits or dues, if any, to the address given above. . . . . . . "

( 3 ) BEFORE, however, the appellant-bank responded to the communications of the writ petitioner-respondent, the latter wrote a letter on 19-9-1990 that she was withdrawing h





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