Interpretation and/or application of Medical Benefit Rules applicable in the State S1 as also in the State S2 is in question before us in these appeals which arise out of the judgment and order dated 20th June, 2005 passed by S1 High Court in Writ Petition No. 10942 and that of the judgment and order dated 4th August, 2005 passed by the S2 High Court in D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.6502 respectively.Respondent in the S1 case is an officer working in the Office of the Department of Commercial Taxes. He underwent 'Coronary Artery' Bypass Surgery in the Hospital H1 having been admitted on 19th June, 2000. A sum of Rs.1,50,600/- was said to have been incurred by him by way of medical expenses. He claimed re-imbursement thereof. State S1 sanctioned and reimbursed a sum of Rs.39,207/-. Feeling aggrieved, a writ petition was filed which, by reason of the impugned judgment, has been allowed. S2 case, relates to one P1, who was a Judicial officer. He had been suffering from some kidney problems. Respondent herein is his mother. P2 was being treated for renal failure in 1997. He was referred to Hospital H2 for kidney transplantation by the Hospital H3. However, as H2 showed its inability to admit him because of non-availability of bed. Transplantation of kidney was carried out in Hospital H4, in 1997. Respondent, who was also an employee of the State claimed reimbursement of the said medical expenses. However, a sum of Rs.50,000/- was allegedly found admissible for the purpose of reimbursement out of the total claim of a sum of Rs.2.11 lacs. Respondent, however, claimed that the entire sum may be reimbursed. Other medical expenses incurred by P2, as follow up measures, have been reimbursed to the respondent herein. P2 joined S1 Judicial Service in the year 2000. In February, 2003 he got himself treated in H4. Allegedly his case was not referred therefor by the H3. As he was not treated by H2, he filed a writ petition in the High Court of Delhi for a direction to admit him therein. However, because of an emergent situation, he got himself admitted in H4. The said writ petition was withdrawn. In the month of May, 2003 he again came and got himself admitted and treated in Hospital H4 at L1. He filed a representation before the Registrar General of the High Court of S2 that on account of the sudden demise of his maternal uncle, he had to go to L1 and as he fell ill there, went straightaway to Hospital H4. He, therefore, prayed for reimbursement of his medical expenses incurred on that occasion also. Indisputably, however, the Principal and Controller, Hospital H3, on or about 5th July, 2003, referred him to Hospital H1. Allegedly in the reference order it was mentioned that the same was subject to medical expenses with a ceiling of Rs.10,000/- only. P2 obtained treatment in the Hospital H4 from 4th July to 29th July, 2003. He unfortunately breathed his last on 7th November, 2003. Respondent claimed medical reimbursement to the tune of Rs.6,52,148/- with interest. Only a sum of Rs.75,000/- was, however, sanctioned by the State of Rajasthan as being admissible, purported to be in terms of the Rules.Feeling aggrieved, a writ petition was filed in the High Court of Rajasthan which by reason of the impugned judgment and order has been allowed directing :-As a result of the aforesaid discussion the writ petition succeeds and same is allowed. The respondents are directed to release the amount of Rs.6,52,148/- in favour of the Petitioner of the medical expenses bills of Hospital H4, P1, where his son late P2, an officer of the S1 Judicial Service was treated, within a period of two months from the date of receipt of the copy of this order. The respondents are further directed to pay to the petitioner on the aforesaid amount the interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the date of submission of the first medical bill for reimbursement of the amount of Hospital H4, New Delhi, till the payment thereof is made."