of India, Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs, for making payments of arrears of overtime allowance from 1.1.1956 onwards on the basis of emoluments including house rent allownce to the industrial employees as well as the classified staff of the India Government Mints at Bombay, Calcutta and Hyderabad.
The Tribunal in turn relied upon its earlier judgment in O.A. No.13/87 decided on September 1, 1989.
Special Leave Petition against the judgment of the Tribunal in O.A. No.13/87 was dismissed by this Court on the ground of delay.
The third letter annexed to the application at page 24 is dated 26th October, 1984, the subject matter of which is Computation of overtime allowance on the basis of emoluments including house rent allowance for work between 37 1/2 and 48 hours a day.
Mint, Calcutta.
The letter dated 28th September, 1984 at page 23 of the application is addressed to Shri H.N. Gupta, General Manager, India Govt.
Special leave petition 4854 of 1990 filed against the above quoted judgment of the Tribunal in OA 13 of 1987 was dismissed by this Court on February 26, 1990 by the following order We find numbergrounds to companydone the delay.
Mint, a companyy of which has been endorsed to you.
xx xx xx This issues with the approval of IFA in the department vide their U.O. No.
3825/IFA/85 dated 7.11.1985.
Paragraph 1 of this letter states as follows Please refer to the companyrespondence resting with our letter of even number dated 28th June, 1984 regarding companyputation of O.T.A on the basis of emoluments including H.R.A. addressed to the General Manager, India Govt.
This letter records as follows Computation of overtime allowance on the basis of emoluments including house rent allowance was under companysideration of the Government of India, Ministry of Finance D.E.A. since quite some time.
Since this Court has granted leave to appeal against the judgment of the Calcutta Bench in O.A. No.983/90, the matter has to be finally decided on merits.
