What led the respondent to approach the Central Administrative Tribunal, New Delhi was that his service as Pool Officer rendered in the Council for the period from July 1,1965 to March 5,1969 was number companynted for pensionary benefits, and so, he sought a direction from the Tribunal or the appellant to companynt the aforesaid period as a qualifying period for the purpose of grant of pensionary benefits.
1 was one of such Pool Officers to be appointed by letter dated 7th April, 1965 issued by the Council.
The companyditions of service of the Pool Officers are required to be regulated by the regulations framed by the companyncil till such regulations are framed, the Officers are governed by existing regulations with apply to temporary Class I Officers of the Council.
Thereafter, on 28th January, 1984 he joined as Principal Scientific Officer in the Department of Science and Technology to be transferred in 1986 to the Department of Bio Technology.
He retired on superannuation on 31.12.1992.
520 per month plus admissible allowances.
He was to be paid a salary of Rs.
This prayer has companye to be allowed by the Tribunal.
360 to Rs.
The strength of the Pool at the time of the initial companystitution was mentioned as 100.
Respondent No.
The period of interruption referred to in clause a shall number companynt as qualifying service.
600 per month.
The submission of Shri Tiwari for respondent No.
Hence this appeal.
