• Not providing appointment letter

My husband is an empaneled candidate of West Bengal College service commission. He has received a recommendation letter of a state funded college which he selected at the time of counselling. In recommendation letter there is a time bound of one month of joining. Bt the college is not providing appointment letter. WBCSC behaves with their careless attitude. One month will be over on 29th January, 2024. Now what should we do?
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9 Answers

Offer to join on 29 th January if you are provided appointment letter 

 

if no appointment letter is received seek extension of time for joining till you are provided appointment letter 

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
97224 Answers
7850 Consultations

Keep sending the reminders t the college.

If the college does not give within the time then filing a writ petition is an option.

Devajyoti Barman
Advocate, Kolkata
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516 Consultations

Unless and until there is a clear instruction or order by the competent authority you may not be able to take up the issue legally.

The recommendation letter may not be an authority, however you may pursue the matter with the authorities concerned regularly 

T Kalaiselvan
Advocate, Vellore
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2348 Consultations

- He should enquire regularly for getting the same after mentioning that there is a direction to join within one month .

- If no positive response, then firstly you should send a written notice to the said college and the WBCSC 

- Further, if no response, then send a legal notice 

Mohammed Shahzad
Advocate, Delhi
14641 Answers
224 Consultations

Dear client,

Your spouse can move proactively in this case to resolve the delay. First and foremost, he ought to correspond with the state-funded college in writing, indicating that he is prepared to begin and asking for the appointment letter before the deadline. He can think about sending a registered letter stressing the recommendation letter's mention of time constraints if there isn't a response or if there is more delay. Your husband may make reference to pertinent Indian legislation if the college doesn't address the problem going forward. You can use the Right to Information (RTI) Act of 2005 to find out why the appointment letter was delayed. Additionally, he might examine the legal options under the Service Law applicable to the educational institutions in West Bengal. For the purpose of guaranteeing on-time appointments, Section 11A of the West Bengal College Service Commission Act, 1979, can be pertinent.

 

Hope this helps you.

Anik Miu
Advocate, Bangalore
10285 Answers
121 Consultations

He can join. For the same he can approach MAT

Prashant Nayak
Advocate, Mumbai
32660 Answers
207 Consultations

Respected mam 

There are red petitions which was provided by the supreme court to every citizen where as it have to deal with infringements of rights in that case you have to approach honorable High Court and file rate petition namely mendomous and that honorable court will ask why the joining letter or appointment letter was not provided within a stipulated period of time use of have to secure your presence as you approach them

Thank you 

Dinesh Sharawat
Advocate, Delhi
1265 Answers
12 Consultations

Approach the High Court and file a writ petition and seek appropriate directions 

Vibhanshu Srivastava
Advocate, Lucknow
9670 Answers
310 Consultations

Your husband can write to the education ministry of the state if that is a state affiliated college copy to WBCSC. Your husband can also contact the HOD of the college to know if the appointment is pending due to budged or go ahead from finance. You can also file an RTI with both WBCSC and Education ministry.

Based on these, you can then move to a court to file a case(based on favorable documents) and make both CSC and WB state government (Education etc) as party.

Aniruddha Chakraborty
Advocate, Bangalore
44 Answers

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