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BHAWANI SINGH, S.L.JAIN
M. P. STATE CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING FEDERATION LTD. – Appellant
Versus
ARUNA PYASI – Respondent
Bhawani Singh, C.J.
This L.P.A. arises out of the order of learned Single Judge passed on 17-9-2002, directing the respondent to consider the case of the petitioner for compassionate appointment within two months from the date of order and get requisite forms filled up by her within 15 days and make payment of retiral dues within two months, failure to entail payment of interest at the rate of 12% per annum, from the date of order and retiral dues and in case the same is not paid within two months, interest recoverable from the salary of the person of the Federation responsible for clearing the dues.
Satish Kumar Pyasi was the husband of Smt. Aruna Pyasi. He was permanent employee of the appellant working as Field Assistant in the District of Rajgarh (Byavra). He is missing since 7-2-1992. Accordingly, Smt. Aruna Pyasi (petitioner) submitted an application for compassionate appointment and retiral dues of her husband. However, the same was rejected. Precisely, case of the petitioner is that she is entitled to compassionate appointment as per rules applicable to the employees of the appellant - her husband presumed to have died. Appellant submits that husband of the petitioner
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