After the death of her husband, the Appellant claimed payments of all amounts due and payable to her husband during employment.
The Registrar, Co operative Society by a Memo No.
On 4th August, 1967 he was placed under suspension.
He ultimately died on 25th July, 1990.
The family pension was then paid to the Appellant.
The Appellant then filed a Letters Patent Appeal.
During the pendency of the Writ Petition the Registrar, Co operative Society granted family pension.
9517 of 1998 in the Patna High Court.
As numberpayment was made she filed C.W.J.C. No.
The Appellants husband was number paid any amounts including subsistence allowance during this period.
The High Court by an Order dated 26th April, 2001 dismissed the Writ Petition.
7252 dated 30th October, 1999 rejected the claim for subsistence allowance.
The Appellant then filed C.W.J.C. 9095 of 2000 challenging the Order of the Registrar.
It is admitted that the services of the Appellants husband were number terminated and he was kept under suspension for the entire period between 4th August, 1967 and 25th July, 1990.
This was dismissed by the impugned Order dated 27th July, 2001 on the ground that the Appellants husband was absent for 23 years and he was present for only one day.
The High Court also directed release of the family pension.
Briefly stated the facts are as follows The Appellants husband was working as an Assistant in the State Co operative Society Department of the 1st Respondent.
N. VARIAVA, J. Leave granted.
Heard parties.
This Appeal is against a Judgment dated 27th July, 2001 by which the Letters Patent Appeal filed by the Appellant has been dismissed.
The High Court by, an Order dated 30th August, 1999, directed the Joint Registrar, Co operative Society to examine the claim.
