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Possession Without OC: Builder Still Liable for Delay

Introduction The most prominent dispute in the Indian real estate sector today is more about getting the possession lawfully rather than just getting the possession....
HomeHigh CourtKerala High CourtSandeep K vs The Indian Council Of Agriculture ... on 20 February,...

Sandeep K vs The Indian Council Of Agriculture … on 20 February, 2026

The present Original Petition under Article 227 of the

Constitution of India challenges the order dated 30 th December

2025 passed in O.A.No.180/00383/2024 by the Central

Administrative Tribunal, Ernakulam Bench whereby the claim of

the petitioner seeking compassionate appointment has been

rejected.

Facts

2. The brief facts of the case are that the petitioner is the son

of late K.Karthikeyan. He died on 25.09.2011, while in service after

rendering 28 years, 2 months and 18 days of service. He belonged

to OBC community. Soon after the death of the deceased employee,

the petitioner’s mother Leena applied for compassionate

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appointment for the petitioner to Group-C, in the prescribed

format. Thereafter, the respondents demanded certain documents

which were provided by the petitioner. The petitioner was assured

that he would be given employment assistance under the

compassionate appointment scheme and since that was not done,

being aggrieved, he approached the Central Administrative

Tribunal in the impugned Original Application seeking a direction

to the respondents to grant compassionate appointment to the

petitioner herein. The Original Application was dismissed by the

learned Tribunal on the ground that the petitioner had filed the

first representation on 04.02.2012 and if the respondent authorities

were not considering the same, he ought to have approached the

same at the earliest. There is no justification in moving the

Tribunal after the lapse of 13 years and therefore, the delay cannot

be ignored. The claim of the petitioner has been considered in an

objective manner and since he was not found suitable, his case was

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not considered. Being aggrieved, the petitioner herein had filed

the present Original Petition before this Court.

Petitioner’s Contentions



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