Sant Ram v. Union of India and Others
Case brief
What is this about?
Sant Ram v. Union of India and Others; High Court of Delhi; W.P.(C) 9813/2024; CM APPL. 40196/2024; decision 03.12.2025; Central Administrative Tribunal Principal Bench; O.A. No. 702/2022; earned leave 08.10.2021 to 10.02.2022; not allowed to join duty on 11.02.2022; resumed duties 20.01.2023; medical fitness certificate; commuted leave converted to earned leave; Rule 24(3)(d) CCS(Leave) Rules 1972; Rule 19(3) CCS(Leave) Rules 1972; Rule 30(l)(a) and (d) FRSR Part III Leave Rules; Registered Medical Practitioner certificate; regularisation of absence 11.02.2022 to 19.01.2023; release of pay and allowances; unlawful restraint from joining duties; remand to Tribunal; O.A. restored to original number; Surender Pal Singh; Navin Chawla J.; Madhu Jain J.
What did the court decide?
Matter remanded to the learned Tribunal for fresh reconsideration, after hearing the parties, of the petitioner's entitlement to pay and allowances from 11.02.2022 and whether he was unlawfully restrained from joining duties from that date; O.A. No. 702/2022 restored to its original number; parties to appear before the Tribunal on 22nd December, 2025; Tribunal requested to decide the O.A. on this limited remand within four weeks; further proceedings to be conducted on the basis of the Tribunal's unchallenged paragraph 5 findings; petition and pending applications disposed of; no order as to costs. The petition itself was 'disposed of in the above terms', with remand of the O.A. as the operative direction.