In writ petition No.
400/ per month since April 1, 1986 and to finalize his leave account.
9844 of 1985 and quashing the order dated June 6, 1985, the learned single Judge held that the said order effectively dispensing with the services of Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao with effect from March 1, 1985 was extremely arbitrary and unreasonable and was violative of Article 14 of the Constitution.
The last appointment given to Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao was on December 4, 1984 for the period December 5, 1984 to February 27, 1985.
Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao was number companysidered eligible for such selection on the view that for the purpose of eligibility the applicant should have obtained the degree in medicine by 1974 and Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao had obtained his medical degree in the year 1975.
In the said writ petition the case of Dr. J. Sanjeeva Kumar was that he had been working for six hours every day through out the period of five years and though the remuneration which was being paid to him was described as honorarium, he was discharging his duties as medical officer like other medical officers working with the appellant corporation and that regular medical officers in the service of the appellant corporation who were also discharging the same duties were receiving salary in the time scale of Rs.
The appellant corporation filed W.A. No.
Following the earlier judgment of the Division Bench in W.A. No.
Feeling aggrieved by the termination of his services with effect from February 27, 1985, Dr. P.Sambasiva Rao filed a writ petition W.P. No.
9844 of 1985 were disposed of by a learned single Judge of the High Court Anjaneyulu J. by judgment dated February 28, 1986.
In view of the orders passed in W.P. No.
While the said appeals were pending.
Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao fell ill and applied for leave from March 1 1985 but he was informed on June 5, 1985 that his appointment was an ad hoc appointment which expired on February 27, 1985 and, therefore, the question of sanctioning leave after February 27, 1985 did number arise.
4337 of 1989, Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao claimed seniority in the category of medical officers, time scale of pay on par with regular medical officers and otter attendant benefits like employers share of companytributory fund, ex gratia amounts etc.
The said writ petition W.P. No.
9987 of 1990 of Dr. J. Sanjeeva Kumar was allowed by learned single Judge of the High Court Panduranga Rao J. by judgment dated April 11, 1990 and the appellant companyporation was directed to regularize the services of Dr. Sanjeeva Kumar in the category of medical officers with effect from July 16, 1985 and to pay to him the salary and other allowances on par with regular medical officers working with the appellant corporation from July 13, 1990, the date on which the writ petition was presented before the High Court.
It was further held that both these medical officers were number entitled to any other benefits like seniority, promotion, etc.
The appellant companyporation was directed to reinstate Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao forthwith and companysider him for appointment on regular basis at the earliest.
In writ petition No.
35/ per day to Rs.
He filed a writ petition W.P. No.
9844 of 1985, the learned single Judge did number companysider necessary to pass further orders in W.P. No.
221 282 of 1986 and 944 of 1991 filed by the appellant corporation against the judgments of the learned single Judges in the writ petitions of Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao and Dr. J. Sanjeeva Kumar as well as writ petitions Nos.
3940 OF 1994 Hindustan Shipyard Ltd. V. Dr. S.Prasada Rao J U D G M E N T C. AGRAWAL, J. These appeals raise companymon questions relating to regularization of three medical officers respondents herein working with the Hindustan Shipyard Limited hereinafter referred to as the appellant corporation .
35/ per day and the said remuneration was increased to Rs.
9844 of 1985 in the Andhra Pradesh High Court wherein he sought a declaration that the order dated June 6, 1985 terminating his services with effect from February 27, 1985 was arbitrary and illegal and also sought a declaration that he should be deemed to be companytinuing in service of the appellant corporation companytinuously.
944 of 1991 was filed by the appellant corporation against the said judgment of the learned single Judge in W.P. No.
Dr. J. Sanjeeva Kumar passed the M.B.B.S. degree examination in 1981 and he joined the appellant corporation as medical officer on July 16, 1985 on an initial pay of Rs.
W A. No.
WITH CIVIL APPEAL NO.
The said writ petition of Dr. S. Prasada Rao was allowed by the learned single Judge of the High Court Jagannadha Raju J. by judgment dated September 18, 1991 and it was directed that the services of Dr. S. Prasada Rao shall be regularised with effect from his original date of appointment, i.e., September 1, 1984, as regular medical officer and that he would also be entitled to the companysequent benefits.
The said appointment was for 89 days each time with a break of one day, i.e., 90th day and on the 91st day he was reappointed.
He filed a writ petition W.P. No.
A. Nos.
Dr. S. Prasada Rao was originally appointed as medical officer with the appellant corporation on September 1, 1984 on daily wage basis Rs.
9987 of 1990 in the Andhra Pradesh High Court wherein he sought regularisation of his services with effect from the initial date of appointment, i.e., July 16, 1985 and also sought a direction to the appellant corporation to pay salary and allowances on par with the regular medical officers working in the appellant corporation with effect from July 16, 1985.
35/ per day.
W.A. No.
The said appointment was companytinued till February 27, 1985 with artificial breaks of one day after each appointment for 89 days.
Feeling aggrieved by the aforesaid decisions of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, the appellant corporation has filed these appeals.
281 of 1986 and W.A. No.
50/ per day with effect from April 27, 1987.
1318 of 1991 was filed in by the appellant corporation against the said judgment of the learned single Judge.
The said remuneration was raised from Rs.
9987 of 1990.
944 of 1991 filed by the appellant corporation in the case of Dr. J. Sanjeeva Kumar, the Division Bench treating Dr. S. Prasada Rao on par with Dr. J. Sanjeeva Kumar disposed of the said appeal with the direction that services of Dr. S. Prasada Rao would be regularised with effect from April 1, 1986 and he should also be given two advance increments and official accommodation within six months.
The said appeal was disposed of by another Division Bench of the Andhra Pradesh High Court by judgment dated September 8, 1993.
Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao obtained the M.B.B.S. degree in 1975 and he was appointed as a medical officer in the appellant corporation on October 29, 1975 on an honorarium of Rs.
12648 of 1990 in the Andhra Pradesh High Court claiming regularisation of his services in the category of medical officers with effect from the date of his initial appointment, i.e., September 1, 1984 and also sought a direction regarding payment of salary and other allowances on par with regular medical officers working in the appellant corporation with effect from September 1, 1984.
50/ per day from April 20, 1987.
4337 of 1989 and 585 of 1985 filed by Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao, were heard by the Division Bench of the Andhra Pradesh High Court and decided by a companymon judgment dated February 2, 1993.
Both the Writ Petitions W.P. No.
as sought for.
During this period a selection was made for regular appointment on two posts of medical officer in 1980 81.
The appellant companyporation was also directed to put Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao on a reasonable scale of pay.
600/ per month to work in the dispensary in the companyony first aid center in the yard.
2058 of 1981 and W.P. No.
Allowing W.P. No.
In the said writ petition, the learned companynsel appearing for the appellant corporation gave an undertaking before the Court that Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao would be treated as eligible for selection and he was called for interview on March 12, 1981 but he was number selected and he companytinued to work on ad hoc basis.
The regularisation of the services of Dr. Sanjeeva Kumar from July 16, 1985 to the date of filing of the writ petition was limited for the purpose of the pensionary benefits only and for claiming any seniority and that the pay was directed to be fixed in the initial stage of medical officers on and from July 13, 1990.
585 of 1?89, Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao claimed allotment of residential quarter and also allowance at the rate of Rs.
He filed a writ petition W.P. No.
282 of 1986 against the said decision of the learned single Judge in these two writ petitions.
2058 of 1981 in the Andhra Pradesh High Court wherein he sought a writ or direction declaring that he was entitled for absorption into the post of medical officer in the appellant corporation.
2058 of 1981.
960 50 1860 plus other allowances.
4337 of 1989 and 585 of 1989 .
Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao filed two writ petitions W.P. Nos.
