From the Judgment and Order dated 15.4.1987 of the A.P. Administrative Tribunal in R.P. No.
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION Civil Appeal Nos.
All Civil Assistant Surgeons including Assistant Profes sors and Tutors are eligible for promotion as Deputy Civil Surgeon on the basis of seniority of Assistant Professors Civil Assistant Surgeons and Tutors.
Ms. Rani Chhabra and B. Rajeshwar Rao for the Interveners.
3131 and 3132 of 1988.
All the respondents were originally recruited as Civil Assistant Surgeons upon selection by the State Public Serv ice Commission.
In the select list prepared by the Public Service Commission, respondents 1 to 12 were ranked above the other respondents, but they were number companysidered for promotion to the category of Additional Director and other equivalent posts.
The minimum qualification for Civil Assist ant Surgeon is M.B.B.S. The post of Civil Assistant Surgeon is equivalent to the post of Assistant Professor.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by JAGANNATHA SHETTY, J. These appeals are directed against the order of the A.P. Administrative Tribunal, Hyderabad dated April 15, 1987 directing the State Govern ment to companysider the cases of Officers for promotion to the category of Additional Director of Medical and Health Serv ices and equivalent posts on the basis of seniority includ ing service in their lower cadre.
1909 of 1985.
The Civil Assistant Surgeon is also posted as Tutor in the teaching side if he has numberPost Graduate Degree qualification.
Ramachandran, B. Kanta Rao and N. Venkatarayudu for the Respondents.
The Rules companytain inter alia two parts Part I and Part II.
Their juniors in the original cadre were appointed to such posts, and that was their grievance before the A.P. Administrative Tribunal.
They are inter transferable posts but a Post Graduate Degree is necessary for posting as Assistant Professor.
The appointment in the A.P. Medical and Health Services is regulated by the statutory rules called The Special Rules for the A.P. Medical and Health Services, 1982 called shortly as the Rules .
Madhava Reddy, G. Prabhakar and Narasimhu P.S. NP for the Appellant.
