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Hearing of our SLP No. 21206/2017 Our case came up today as scheduled.   We are informed by our Counsel as well as Shri VK Jain (Legal  Committee Member at Delhi) that the court ordered ' Dasti 'on the Respondents (LIC/UOI) i.e. notice to be served by hand and ordered the same to be returnable  in four weeks . our counsel has assured that he will ensure that the notice is served immediately. Once the notice is served, the matter will be listed after the expiry of the stipulated period. We can therefore assume that the next date of hearing will be in the first week of November.  Our counsels (both Shri Garg & Senior) were present and also the Sr. Counsel representing AIRIEF.  Further developments will be intimated in due course.  GN Sridharan. Gen. Secy., Fedn of Retd LIC Class1 officers' Assns. Click here to  Reply  or  Forward

G N S   INFORMS IT IS CONFIRMED THAT  OUR SLP 21206/2017  INSISTED FOR HEARING ON 28/08/2017. WE ARE ENGAGING  SHRI VIJAY HANSARIA, SR.COUNSEL  TO APPEAR FOR US ALONG WITH OUR LONG TIME ADVOCATE ON RECORD SHRI RAJIV GARG. PLEASE AWAIT MY CIRCULAR  ON 28TH EVENING. SMS  FROM GNS

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YOUR ATTENTION please. Sri P.A.Sivakumar, Secretary of our (Retd) Class I Officers' Association, at Chennai informs me that On a visit to , Pensioners Cell of ZO, Chennai, he learns  that  quite a number of pensioners have not sent their existence certificates till now.  He advises all our friends to send the same to the respective offices immediately, if not done already. From suryanarayanan S. Editor. +

Diary No.- 22862 - 2017 FEDERATION OF RETD. LIC CLASS I OFFICERS ASSOCIATION vs. UNION OF INDIA Case Details Diary No. 22862/2017  Filed on 31-07-2017 12:59 PM Pending     [Tentative SECTION:  XIV ] Case No. SLP(C) No. 021206 - / 2017  Registered on  17-08-2017 Present/Last Listed On Status/Stage Pending () Category 1807-Ordinary Civil Matters : Others Act   Petitioner(s)   1 FEDERATION OF RETD. LIC CLASS I OFFICERS ASSOCIATION GENERAL SECRETARY   GENERAL SECRETARY NO. 7/4, II CROSS STREET, KARPAGAM GARDENS , Chennai , TAMIL NADU   2 RETD. LIC CLASS I OFFICER ASSOCIATION, DELHI THROUGH ITS PRESIDENT, SHRI V.K. JAIN   324-D, POCKET-II, MAYUR VIHAR-1, DELHI , New Delhi , DELHI   3 MR. AMIRT LAL (RETD. ASST. SECRETARY)   LIC NORTHERN ZONAL OFFICE, 317, POCKET-II, PHASE - 1, MAYUR VIHAR, DELHI , New Delhi , DELHI Respondent(s)   1 UNION OF INDIA (FINANCIAL SERVICES) SECRETARY   MINISTRY OF FINANCE, "JEEVAN DEEP", PARLIAMENT ST., , New Delhi ,

G N S   INFORMS OUR PETITION NUMBERED TODAY  IN  SUPREME COURT  SLP (C) 21206/2017 G N SRIDHARAN

An interactive session between representatives of the Federation of Retd. LIC class1 I Officers' Assns and All-India Retd. Insurance Employees' Federation was held at Bangalore on Tuesday the 15th Aug 2017. Representatives of AIIPA had also been invited but they could not attend. AIRIEF was represented by M/S G  Krishnaswamy (Gen. Secy), David John (Jt. Secy) & V Jayaprakash (Treasurer) and Fedn.of Retd LIC Class I Officers' Assns by m/s GN Sridharan (Gen Secy), R  Rajagopalan & M Arunachalam (both Legal committee members). M/s TK Ravindran, VS Raghunath ,G Krishna Prasad ,& TJ Bhat, the Office- bearers of the Bangalore unit of the Retired Class I Officers' Fedn. Shri R Rajagopalan who had kindly hosted the meet while initiating the discussions observed that there should be consensus on (1) engaging a senior counsel taking into account the attendant financial commitments and (2) deciding on securing Interim Relief through the arguments

Sub: Today at Supreme Court ( 14/8/2017 ) We are informed by our sources that SLP filed by AIIPA came up today as listed and since the petitioners counsel has already circulated a letter for adjournment of the matter by 12 weeks, the Court ordered SLP being listed on  10/11/2017 without admission. As regards the petition by Hyderabad Association who have filed an application for condoning the delay, their matter is also adjourned to the same date. We are awaiting numbering of SLP filed by us. Sub: Meeting with leaders of other organizations We have been repeatedly informing that we are in touch with AIRIF and AIIPA. As part of that exercise, a meeting has been arranged at Bangalore  tomorrow  ( 15/8/2017 ) which is expected to be attended by Shri G Krishnaswamy,  General Secretary of AIREF and Sri K Natarajan Senior Vice President of AIIPA. Our Federation will be represented by three of our Legal Committee members, viz., myself, Shri R Rajagopalan and Sri M Arunacha

Follow up of other Legal matters It is natural that with the SLP having been filed we have started receiving enquiries on other matters requiring judicial remedy. One of them is the vexed problem relating to the re- fixation of pensions for those who had retired between 1/8/92 and 31/3/93. As members are aware that efforts to persuade the authorities to implement the decision in MC Jain's case to all similarly placed pensioners having not borne fruit, we caused a legal notice to be sent to  LIC & Govt. on 1/6 2017 and  though sufficient time has elapsed since then, there is no indication of a favourable response from concerned quarters. We note that we have three or four options to proceed legally. 1) Go straight to the Supreme Court by filing a Writ under the Constitution seeking a direction that the order in MC Jain's case be extended to all pensioners who had retired during the period in question. (Apart from the cost aspect it should be noted invoking the dir

Our SLP stands filed in Supreme Court As we had already advised all through our flash messages, we filed our SLP in the SC yesterday (31/7 - Diary No. 22862/2017 .  We are advised by our counsel that after scrutiny by the registry the matter will be numbered and since all parties have filed their papers, the process will take four or five days. Thereafter the SLPs will be listed for admission in 10 to 15 days. We apprehended that our matter may be clubbed with other SLPs on the issue of 100% neutralization of Bank retirees (a hearing of their case is posted for today also) but our counsel is of the firm view that it may not happen. We will have in any case to wait for about two weeks to know the progress at court level. Meantime we shall continue to interact with the leadership of the other organisations viz. AIIPA & AIIREF to explore the possibility of a common approach .We anticipate no problem in the SLPs being converted into regular appeals and we feel effective c