Supreme Court of India
V. Ayyanna v. Govt. of A.P. and Ors.
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Service Law - lnter-se seniority - Seniority on basis of qualification - .O.Ms. No. 85 dated 21.01.1978 providing for merger of various posts including that of the Basic Health Worker to Multipurpose Health Assistant - Appellant was working as Basic Health Worker which post carried a lesser pay-scale than that of Multipurpose Health Assistant - o Essential qualification for appointment to post of Health Assistant was a certificate of Sanitary Inspector Training Course (SITC) - Appellant did not have the SITC certificate, therefore, although his post was merged with that of the Multipurpose…
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