The numberice issued in these matters was limited only to the question of payment according to the minimum of the pay scale prescribed for the post of regular lecturers to the appellants during their employment as part time lecturers.
A Letters Patent Appeal against that decision in the writ petition was dismissed by a Division Bench.
It is also companytended by the respondents that the part time lecturers were free to be gainfully employed elsewhere in their spare time which advantage in fact these appellants had taken.
2000/ per month instead of payment according to the prescribed pay scale for lecturers numberwithstanding anything to the companytrary companytained in their letter of appointment.
A learned single Judge of the High Court directed that the appellants be paid a companysolidated honorarium of Rs.
These appeals by special leave are by the appellants against that order.
Leave granted.
Heard on merits.
