JUDGMENT

M. M. DAS, J. — This second appeal has been preferred by the plaintiff in O.S. No.151/95-I filed before the learned Civil Judge (Senior Division), Bhubaneswar. The said suit was filed by the plaintiff for decree declaring that the order passed by the defendant No.1 being the Life Insurance Corporation of India, represented by its Senior Divisional Manager, rejecting the Leave Travel Concession bill submitted by the plaintiff, as illegal and invalid in law and for decree for permanent injunction against the defendants restraining them from deducting the advance amount drawn by the plaintiff for the journey undertaken by his family members, which was sought to be deducted from his salary and for other ancillary reliefs.

2. The plaintiff's case in brief was that he was a Class-I Officer of the Life Insurance Corporation of India (in short ‘the L.I.C.) and was entitled to Leave Travel Concession (in short ‘L.T.C.’) along with his family members as per the rules. He availed one such L.T.C. for the year, 1992 for his family members for which he submitted a tour programme before the defendant No.1 which was accordingly approved. The family members of the plain¬tiff travelled by a