The respondent made a representation for getting the benefit of 3rd selection grade in the pay scale of Rs.2000 3200.
Aggrieved by that order, the matter was carried in appeal to the Division Bench of the High Court.
The stand of the appellant is that the benefit of 1992 circular cannot be extended to the respondent inasmuch as he has already earned three promotions in his existing cadre and he was number entitled to third selection grade in terms of the said circular after three promotions to the higher cadres and the case of those persons whose cases were cited is that they companytinued in different branches as Assistants and so on.
He was promoted to the post of Court Fee Examiner Stamp Reporter by an order made on 7.4.1984.
He passed the qualifying test for promotion to the post of Court Fee Examiner Stamp Reporter in the pay scale of Rs.1400 2600.
On 12.5.1994, the representation of the respondent was rejected by the Registrar of the appellants establishment by an order made on 25.7.1994.
Subsequently he was promoted to the post of Bench Reader in the pay scale of Rs.1400 2600 by an order made on 28.10.1989.
The Government of Rajasthan issued a circular on 25.1.1992, which prescribed selection grade for employees in Class IV, Ministerial and Subordinate Services for fixation of pay in Selection Grades.
The respondent filed a writ petition before the High Court for getting the benefit of the circular dated 25.1.1992 on the grounds that certain others who had joined the service as Upper Division Clerks and were junior to him were getting higher pay scales by the extension of the benefits under the 1992 circular.
He was promoted as Upper Division Clerk in the pay scale of Rs.1200 2050 by an order made on 12.11.1973.
RAJENDRA BABU, J. The respondent was appointed as a Lower Division Clerk in the pay scale of Rs.950 1680 in 1960 in the appellants establishment under the provisions of the Rules framed in 1953.
