Order We have heard both sides. 2. Petitioner's-husband was employed as an Assistant Teacher in Government Girls' School, Tamar, Ranchi. He applied for medical leave upto 31.1.1986 and went on leave from 28.12.1985. 3. Neither the leave was extended nor the husband resumed his duty. After fifteen years of absconding the husband is alleged to have died on 26.11.2001. After his death in 2001, the petitioner-wife claimed all his arrears of salary and other dues including retiral benefits. 4. In discretionary jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, in case of Government servant, who absconds from duty for 15 long years, his descendants after his death cannot be placed in a better position than him for the purpose of claiming the service benefits. 5. If such a person, who has absconded without information, from Government service for fifteen years, had filed a writ petition, no reasonable Court would have grant any of the reliefs to him in the discretionary jurisdiction. 6. Therefore, we are of the opinion that learned Single Judge is right in the impugned order in denying relief to the petitioner-wife in respect of any alleged dues of the service period of her husband. Yet if under the Rules the wife/widow is entitled to get any retiral/post death dues of her deceased husband, considering the length of service which he had actually worked, the same shall be finalized and paid to her within two month from the date of receipt of certified copy of the order presented before respondent no. 3. For this purpose, if any paper is required to be filled up by the petitioner the same shall be sent to the petitioner through any knowledgeable clerk of the respondent no. 3 and such clerk will assist the petitioner in filing up those papers. 7. With the aforesaid observations and directions, this appeal is disposed of.