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R. M. SAHAI, S. C. MATHUR
G. P. Pillai – Appellant
Versus
Union of India – Respondent
ORDER
1. Facts giving rise to this petition are that petitioner was born in former princely State of Travancore t now forming part of Kerala State). After graduation from Madras University in 1946 he was appointed as Income Tax Officer in princely State of Bastar on 11-3-47. In June 48 he was transferred to Surguja State. When these estates were merged in Union in 1949 the services of petitioner were also absorbed and by a Notification issued on 10-11-49 petitioner was appointed as Income Tax Officer Class 11. grade III, in the Income Tax Department of the Govt. of India. In 1950 the petitioner was posted at Jabalpur in State of Madhya Pradesh. While he was posted there the Income Tax Commissioner Madhya Pradesh and Bhopal sent two letters on 27th June and 7th Oct. 50 requiring the petitioner to furnish details regarding date of birth. educational qualification, departmental examination, last post held etc, in the letter dated 27th June it was mentioned that information is needed urgently where as in letter dated 7th Oct. petitioner was required to furnish it within two days. It is averred in writ petition that as the papers were not available with petitioner but the matter was urge
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