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R.T. Rangachari vs Secretary Of State on 19 December, 1933

2. The issue before the writ Court was whether the Physical Instructors of +2 schools are entitled for grade pay of Rs.4800/-. The State of Jharkhand set up a stand that the Physical Instructors of +2 schools shall be provided grade pay of Rs.4200/- and not of Rs.4800/- if they do not possess the qualification prescribed by the Central Government. The further case pleaded by the State of Jharkhand was that the Physical Instructors were appointed under the erstwhile State of Bihar and presently their counter-parts in the State of Bihar are getting grade pay of Rs.4200/- and, therefore, parity and uniformity should be maintained in the pay scale and grade pay of the Physical Instructors working in the State of Bihar and the State of Jharkhand. The writ Court referred to a decision in W.P.(S) 2696 of 2009 which was affirmed by the Division Bench of this Court in L.P.A No. 496 of 2015 and formed an opinion that it was bound by the previous judgments of this Court. The writ Court also referred to "R. T. Rangachari v. Secretary of State" AIR 1937 PC 27, "State of M.P v. Mansinghra" AIR 1958 MP 1413, "H. C. Suman and Anr. v. Rehabilitation Ministry 5 L.P.A No. 158 of 2024 and batch cases Employees Cooperative House Building Society Ltd., New Delhi & Ors." (1991) 4 SCC 485, "S. Nagraj & Ors. v. State of Karnataka & Anr." 1993 Supp.
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The Chief Regional Office The Oriental ... vs Pradip on 27 January, 2020

(4) SCC 595, "Kuleshwar Nath Pandey v. State of Bihar & Ors." (2013) 12 SCC 508 and "Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Pradip" (2020) 11 SCC 144 and held that the successor in office of the Director, Secondary Education had no power to review the decision of his predecessor. The writ Court further held that administrative circulars and government resolutions are subservient to legislative mandate and cannot run contrary to the Constitutional norms and statutory principles. The writ Court therefore held that the Physical Instructors are entitled for grade pay of Rs.4800/- and issued a direction for consequential payment of arrears of salary and other benefits to them.
Supreme Court of India Cites 11 - Cited by 67 - D Y Chandrachud - Full Document
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