Supreme Court of India

Prabhat Kiran Maithani & Ors. v. Union of India & Anr.

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Bench M. H. Beg and P. S. Kailasam JJ.
Decided 3 February 1977

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Pay ·Scales and revised pay scales of computers shown as identical in the Second Pay Commission Report-Right to be equated as Research Assistants Grade ll both in status ahd in pay is entirely within the sphere of the func­ tion of the Pay Commission-Effect of the Report of the Third Pay Com­ mission. Constitution of India, 1950:......Article 32" caii be resorl~d to 01ily for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights~Equation of posts is not a duty which the court under Art. 32 or the High Court under Art. 226 was competent to carry out.

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