On the basis of the medical report, the respondent retired from service of the appellant Corporation.
The High Court of Punjab Haryana by its judgment dated August 16, 1995 directed the appellant to appoint his son companypassionate grounds.
In the meanwhile, he had applied for appointment of his son on companypassionate grounds, he being an implied employee.
By proceedings dated August 7, 1992, he was declared unfit to drive heavy vehicles.
It appears that he was given extension of service and he retired from service on 16.10.1995.
The respondent therein, also, was declared medically unfit for driving heavy vehicles by the District Medical Officer due to defect in his eye sight.
Since the appellant had number appointed him, he filed Writ Petition No.6291/93.
The respondent was appointed as a Driver on November 1, 1970 with the appellant Corporation.
Then he had applied for appointment of his son on companypassionate grounds.
We have heard learned companynsel on both sides.
In State of Haryana vs. Hawa Singh 1995 2 SCALE 77, a Bench of three Judges of this Court had companysidered a similar question.
Thus, this appeal, by special leave.
Delay companydoned.
Leave granted.
