STATE OF ORISSA AND ANR. versus ASWINI KUMAR DASH AND ORS. ETC.
The note to paragraph 2(1) of the Government Resolution dated 6th November 1990 is not arbitrary or unreasonable; both Resolutions cover the same field, and the cut-off date for eligibility for grant-in-aid and revised pay scales is valid as it has a direct nexus with government policy. Teachers in colleges that received affiliation and concurrence after 1st April 1989 are not eligible for the revised pay scales under the Resolutions.
- Parties
- Appellant: State of Orissa; Respondent: Aswini Kumar Dash; Respondent: Ajit Pudussery
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 17 March 1998
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Appeal / Final Judgment
- Outcome
- appeals allowed
- Legal Topics
- Revision of Pay Scale, Aided Non Government Colleges, Government Resolutions, Eligibility for Revised Pay Scales, Cut Off Date, Grant in Aid Policy
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Parties
State of Orissa
Appellant
Aswini Kumar Dash
Respondent
Ajit Pudussery
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Final Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the note to paragraph 2(1) of the Government Resolution dated 6th November, 1990 is arbitrary and unreasonable
- 2 Whether the cut-off date of 1st April 1989 for eligibility for grant-in-aid and revised pay scales is valid
Ratio Decidendi
The note to paragraph 2(1) of the Government Resolution dated 6th November 1990 is not arbitrary or unreasonable; both Resolutions cover the same field, and the cut-off date for eligibility for grant-in-aid and revised pay scales is valid as it has a direct nexus with government policy. Teachers in colleges that received affiliation and concurrence after 1st April 1989 are not eligible for the revised pay scales under the Resolutions.
Court Disposition
appeals allowed
Orders
- Impugned judgments and orders of the High Court are set aside
- Writ petitions filed by the respondents before the High Court are dismissed
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