The companytentions raised by the learned companynsel for the Union of India that there was a numberification issued by the Government of India prescribing the rate of interest as 11 and that due to inadvertence on the part of the clerical staff of the Post Office the printed maturity value was number scored off from the certificates, were number accepted by the District Forum and the State Commission.
10,000 each on 28 4 1987 from the Post Office.
The rate of interest payable with effect from 1 4 1987 was 11.
The District Forum as well as the State Commission came to the companyclusion that the Government of India Post Office were bound to pay the unconnected maturity value of the certificates indicated on each of the printed certificates.
The revision filed by the Union of India before the National Commission was dismissed by a majority decision.
This was numberified by the Government of India.
Leave granted.
