( 1 ) THE facts in this case are shortly as follows: The petitioner was employed as a stenographer by the 'chemicals and Allied Products Export Promotion Council' some time in March 1959. The letter of appointment is dated 26th March, 1959, copy whereof is Annexure A-1 to the petition. It will show that the appointment was to be governed by the service rules of the Council as might be enforced from time to time. The petitioner was to be on probation for a Period of six months. He was confirmed in service on or about 18th May, 1. 960 with effect from 1st May, 1960. On the 1st November, 1960 he received a letter from the Secretary of the said Council, copy whereof is Annexure A-3 to the petition. It is stated in the letter that the petitioner's services were no longer required by the Council and would stand terminates with effect from 2nd November, 1960. He was to be paid Rs. 270/-, being one month's salary in lieu of a month's notice of termination of service. The petitioner made a representation against this order to the Secretary. He has, however, received the one month's salary which was offered. Thereafter, as the order was not withdrawn, he has made this applic