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Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan vs. S.m. Goyal S/o Late Shri Jugal Kishore Ji

Decided on 31 July 2024• Citation: CW/20404/2019• High Court of Rajasthan
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               [2024:RJ-JP:32446-DB]                                                
                     HIGH  COURT   OF JUDICATURE    FOR RAJASTHAN                   
                                    BENCH   AT JAIPUR                               
                            D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.20404/2019                  
                Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, through its Commissioner, 18,         
                Institutional Area, Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, New Delhi-110016       
                                                               ----Petitioner       
                                          Versus                                    
                S.M. Goyal S/o Late Shri Jugal Kishore Ji, Aged About 86 Years,     
                R/o 52/4, Agrasen  Nagar, Near Old Prabhat  Cinema, District        
                Ajmer (Raj)-305001, Retired Education Officer, KVS (RO) Jaipur.     
                                                             ----Respondent         
               For Petitioner(s)    :  Mr.Vijay Dutt Sharma, Adv.                   
               For Respondent(s)    :  Mr.Rajendra Vaish, Adv.                      
                        HON'BLE  MR.  JUSTICE  AVNEESH   JHINGAN                    
                         HON'BLE  MR. JUSTICE  ASHUTOSH    KUMAR                    
                                          Order                                     
               31/07/2024                                                           
               1.   With the consent of learned counsel for the parties, the main   
               case is taken up on Board today itself.                              
               2.   This petition is filed challenging the order of the Central     
               Administrative Tribunal, Jaipur Bench  Jaipur (for short ‘the        
               Tribunal’) dated 03.09.2019.                                         
               3.   The brief facts are that the respondent-employee retired        
               from the post of Education Officer on 31.10.1992 and was granted     
               pension as per Pension Payment Order (PPO) dated 01.11.1992.         
               In the year 2001 pension fixed of the respondent-employee was        
               revisited and ultimately an amount of Rs.17,659/- was found to be    
               paid in excess and was  recovered. Aggrieved of action of the        
               petitioner, respondent-employee approached the  Tribunal. The        
               Tribunal considering that the recovery was made from a retired       
               employee  that too  after more  than  five years and  without        

               [2024:RJ-JP:32446-DB]                           [CW-20404/2019]      
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               providing an opportunity the action was held it to be harsh and      
               arbitrary. Consequently the recovery was quashed. Aggrieved of       
               the order of the Tribunal, the present writ petition is filed.       
               4.   Considering that respondent is retired in the year 1992 and     
               at present is ninety years old; Super Senior  Citizen and the        
               amount involved in the present case is paltry. No case is made out   
               for exercising writ jurisdiction.                                    
               5.   The writ petition is dismissed.                                 
               6.   It is made clear that this Court has not commented upon the     
               merits of the case or decided the question of law involved. This     
               decision shall not be considered as precedent.                       
                (ASHUTOSH  KUMAR),J                  (AVNEESH   JHINGAN),J          
               HS/Riya/54