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M.P.O./ MPO/ Monthly Pay Order: M.P.O.––
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M.P.O./ MPO/ Monthly Pay Order: M.P.O.–– The granting of M.P.O. is the
policy decision of the Government. Therefore, the petitioners could not
claim the same as of right unless infringement of legal right or violation
of law–– The granting of M.P.O. is the policy decision of the
Government. Therefore, the petitioners could not claim the same as of
right. This Division is of the view that teachers and staffs of the
Non-Government School and College could not claim the M.P.O. as a matter of
right and as such, direction could not be given unless infringement of
legal right or violation of law.
We are of the considered view that the instant writ petition is not
maintainable. We find merit in the petition, however, we are not inclined
to grant leave, rather, dispose of the instant Civil Petition for Leave to
Appeal as the writ petition was not maintainable. …Government of
Bangladesh =VS= Md. Nazrul Islam, [7 LM (AD) 208]
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Government of Bangladesh =VS= Md. Nazrul Islam |
7 LM (AD) 208 |
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MPO––
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MPO––
It is now well settled MPO benefit depends upon the financial capacity of
the Government as well as its policy and thus, no mandamus can be issued
upon the Government in regard to the policy matter or decision. Further,
since no vested and legal right have been created in favour of the writ
petitioners, thus there is no scope to hold that the petitioners have
legitimate expectation to be enlisted in MPO. The petitioners can approach
and pursue with the Government. ––In view of the facts and
circumstances of the present case as well as the settled propositions of
law, Appellate Division is of the view that the High Court Division
committed serious error in giving direction upon the writ-respondents,
present appellants to enlist the writ petitioners’ institutions for
Monthly Payment Order (MPO) for the Government portion of salary within
60(sixty) days from the date of receipt of the copy of the judgment and
order. The impugned judgment and order suffers from gross illegality and
infirmity. .....Ministry of Education, BD =VS= Char Elisha Junior High
School, (Civil), 2023(1) [14 LM (AD) 117]
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Ministry of Education, BD =VS= Char Elisha Junior High School |
14 LM (AD) 117 |
