8417 18 8419 OF 1995 Arising out of SLP C Nos.7050 7051/95 and 9506/95 O R D E R A.4172/95 We have heard the appellant in person, who prepared the case thoroughly and argued very neatly and meticulously, point by point, making analytical presentation of the case with reference to various orders issued by the Government and cleared the clogs crept in the companytroversy.
It is also number in dispute that the appellant was promoted as a Divisional Accountant Grade I on 6.7.1987 while respondent Nos.
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It called for options from them which were subject to their accepting service companyditions of the State Government and the States scale of pay.
The Government of Andhra Pradesh had obtained from Accountant General, A.P., the services of Divisional Accountants, SAS Accountants and SAS passed Auditors on deputation to the State Government as Divisional Accountants.
A three member Committee appointed to advice the Government on the desirability and feasibility to absorb them in the State service, had recommended for absorption.
7,9,12 and 13 had admittedly passed Divisional Accountant test subsequent to the appellant.
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On companysideration thereof, in G.O. Ms. 304 Finance and Planning, dated November 20, 1979, Government had decided to take them over from the administrative companytrol of the Accountant General, A.P. subject to the terms and companyditions stated therein.
7, 9, 12 and 13 were promoted on July 27, 1991.
The cadre of the Divisional Accountants was companystituted with the Finance and Planning Department of the Government to exercise administrative companytrol.
290 dated 11.11.1982 was issued by the Government exercising the power under proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution, companystituting the A.P. Divisional Accountants Service under the A.P. Divisional Accountants Officers Service Rules, 1980 which came into force w.e.f.
