46/HI/84 11, MH dated 22 2 1985, the Andhra Pradesh Government made an order which reads, thus In G.O. Ms. No.
Indeed, all of them were selected by PSC and a selection list was prepared by it giving the selectees rankings on the basis of their companyparative merit.
The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission companyducted interviews for the post of Health Inspectors in 1968.
3842, Health, dated 31.12.1964 adhoc rules were framed governing various posts under Andhra Pradesh Public Health Subordinate services, These rules were given retrospective effect from 1.11.1956 in G.O. Ms. No.
When, in the year 1968, the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission PSC invited applications from qualified candidates for selection and their appointment as Health Inspectors in the cadre of APPHSS on a permanent basis, the appellants and Respondents, 4 to 121 who were already in the cadre of APPHSS on temporary basis, applied to PSC for being selected and appointed on a permanent basis as Public Health Inspectors in the said cadre.
The Government have examined the representation of A.P. Health Inspectors Direct recruited Association and companysider that personnel working in the feeder category were given the benefit of retrospective regularisation of services from 01.11.
1965 to 07.09.1965 in view of giving retrospective effect to certain amendments issued and who were fully qualified to hold the post had become juniors and they hereby decide to regularise the services of direct recruit Health Inspectors with retrospective effect of their companytinuance in temporary services on the following companyditions subject to the outcome of the SLP Civil No.
In the meantime, a representation is made to the State Government on behalf of the appellants Health Inspectors who had been temporarily appointed as Health Inspectors between the years 1957 and 1963 and who were appointed as Health Inspectors permanently on the bask of their selection by PSC and pursuant to the order of the High Court made in a Writ Petition, seeking their retrospective regularisation as Health Inspectors with reference to their initial appointment on temporary basis, as had been done in the case of Respondents 4 to 121, who had been promoted as Health Inspectors in the cadre of Health Inspectors of APPHSS from the Feeder cadres.
Similarly, during the years 1961 to 1969 Respondent 2 appointed Respondents 4 to 121 who were Health Assistants.
The factual companytext which furnishes the background in which this appeal needs companysideration and decision, warrants mention at the outset.
46 has been made subject to the decision in the appeal filed in the Supreme Court against the Judgment in sic .P. 507/77.
During the years 1958 to 1962 Respondent 2 the Director of Medical Health Services, Andhra Pradesh appointed the appellants and a few others in the Andhra Pradesh Public Health Subordinate Service APPHSS on a temporary basis since all of them had successfully companypleted Sanitary Inspectors Course in Osmania Medical College.
As that petition was dismissed by the Tribunal by its Order dated June 11, 1979, the present appeal is filed by the appellants questioning the companyrectness of that Order.
Venkatachala, J. This appeal is directed against the Order dated June 11, 1979 of the Andhra Pradesh Administrative Tribunal, by which Representation Petition No.
802, Health dated 29.12.1981 certain categories included as Feeder category for promotion to the post of Health Inspectors were given retrospective effect ranging from 1.11.1956 to 7.9.1965.
The Health Inspectors appointed temporarily have appeared for interviews and the services of these candidates on selection were regularised in 1969.
The Director of Health Family Welfare had appointed certain Health Inspectors directly in the Year 1962.
Due to giving retrospective effect to the certain amendments issued the persons holding those posts has become seniors as their services were regularised retrospectively.
