The court stressed the urgency of resolving retiral dues for retirees, emphasizing the necessity for orderly hearing of related appeals to prevent undue delays.

ORDER :

1. It is submitted at the Bar that the matter should be taken up for hearing. We have a constraint of the Bench being not available after recess.

2. The learned Senior Advocates as well as Mr. Swain, learned counsel express their anxiety regarding long adjournments and pendency of the matters, as it pertains to the retiral dues claimed by persons who have already retired since long.

3. On consent, list on 15th December, 2025. On the said date, there shall be endeavored to finally hear the matter. Liberty to mention.

4. It is submitted by Mr. Das, learned counsel that in several writ petitions, where the petitions have been favoured, the State has filed appeal challenging the said orders, However, all the appeals have not been listed.

5. The learned Additional Government Advocate shall furnish a Memo containing the list of appeals to be taken up together. The Memo be furnished to the Registry on or before 11th December, 2025 and circulated amongst the learned counsel for the appearing parties.

The copy of the appeal memos shall be served on the learned counsel who had appeared for the writ petitioners in the respective cases.