Here is a gist on
CIC decisions, where the appellants were compensated.
Rs.5,000 to Shri Awadhesh Singh, Village Ranipur Colliery, P.O. Narayanpur, Dist.Purulia by Shri Deepak Chakravarti, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, Eastern Coalfields Limited 02032007_01 dtd.03.07.07 F.No.
CIC/AT/C/2006/00117 Dated, the 2nd March, 2007
Shri Ajay Jhuria, Mumbai to and from Mumbai to Delhi 2nd AC train fact and DA of Rs.500/- No.
CIC/OK/A/2006/000303 Dated: 3 May 2007
Respondents were directed to compensate him by paying Rs.10,000/- which will cover his journey from Mumbai to Delhi by air (this is essential as pointed out by the Appellant that Railway reservations are practically impossible to get during this peak season) and towards D.A for his stay in Delhi. 1 Shri Joy Manglani, Mumbai-400053 No.
CIC/OK/A/2006/00505 Dated: 3 May 2007
A total of Rs.130/- (Rupees one hundred and thirty) shall be remitted to the applicant as compensation by the
PIO within 15 days from the date of receipt of this order Dr. Reeta Jayasankar of Kochi F.No.
CIC/AT/C/2006/00052 Dated, the 4th September, 2006
Shri Kumar Avikal Manu, a large sun (The total amount) thus payable to the complainant should be determined on the basis of the date of joining of the third and last candidate in the physically handicapped category till December 21, 2006, Decision No.519/IC(A)/2007 F. No.
CIC/MA/A/2006/00781 Dated, the 6th February, 2007
SHri Girish Mittal, Mumbai v/s Regional Passport Office, Mumbai. The Commission, therefore, directs the Respondents to compensate the Appellant by a refund of Rs.300/ No.
CIC/OK/C/2006/00146 Dated: 7 February 2007
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