AZAD KASHMIR GOVERNMENT COOPERATIVE BANK LTD., MUZAFFARABAD versus CH. MUHAMMAD AKRAM
Written Request for Section 44 Civil Service Under Golden Hand Shake Scheme, First Adult Retirement Under the Golden Hand Shake Scheme When Appellant Bank offered its employees a Golden Hand Shake Scheme for Adult Retirement prematurely, employees Had given final consent after acceptance of the terms. The circular employee himself applied for the scheme, accepted it, received the retirement order and received the retirement benefits when after accepting the offer and receiving the retirement benefits, the employees were prevented from challenging it through a writ petition. Had come because he was his main character. Retirement through the Golden Handshake Scheme, later, sought to create a new case that it accepted the offer conditionally, the only condition in the employee's application was that if no better benefits were offered If so, he will not choose the scheme under which the employees had to get. Final consent has been given after understanding the conditions laid down in Circular E M. Piloi, upon receiving the benefits of retirement, filed a review application, under which he did not give better terms and conditions than to take the condition. Went on, they took a different stance that they should have retired in Grade B 18; it was such a thinking and new position that they could not be allowed to take a new stand, contrary to the High Court's earlier unwanted decision. , Which was set aside by the Supreme Court in the circumstances.
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