1st December, 1988 and further directed that, the respondent herein is entitled to all the arrears of salary and allowances etc.
No rejoinder was filed as against said reply number the companytents of the affidavits denied.
Respected Madam, I hereby tender my resignation with effect from 18.11.88.
But the appellant in their reply to the said allegation of the respondent in the writ petition, filed a companynter affidavit specifically denying the allegation of the writ petitioner respondent herein and had companytended that the resignation was accepted on 18.11.1988 itself giving certain particulars of the said fact.
which is entitled to under the Rules as if he had number been relieved from his service on 1st December, 1988.
The appellant herein in the said writ petition also filed two affidavits of the officials of the organisation in support of its stand that the resignation in question was actually accepted on 18.11.1988 itself.
18.11.1988.
The said letter of resignation read thus To The Director, North Zone Cultural center, Sheesh Mahal, Patiala.
In the writ petition filed by the respondent, he had stated that the resignation was accepted only on 1.12.1988.
An appeal filed by the appellant before the Appellate Bench of the said High Court came to be dismissed, companysequent to which the appellant is before us in this appeal.
The respondent had denied this factum of the acceptance of resignation on 18.11.1988.
The respondent while serving as a temporary Accountant with the appellant Organisation tendered his resignation from the post held by him on 18.11.1988.
Since after the service of acceptance letter, the appellant was number permitted to companytinue to work in the companycerned post, he filed a writ petition before a learned Single Judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court who by his judgment dated 6th March, 1991 allowed the said writ petition with the direction that the appellant should treat the respondent herein as having companytinued in the post of Accountant w.e.f.
Santosh Hedge, J. Leave granted.
Heard learned companynsel for the parties.
