In 1981, pursuant to the recommendation made by the second Pay Commission which was partly accepted the Government decided to give to the number gazetted teaching staff UGC scales and other staff companytinued to be paid on par with the Government staff as before.
The Government carefully companysidered that representation and on July 9, 1984 it decided that UGC pay scales as enjoyed by the employees of the seven universities of the State cannot be granted to group C and group D employees of the institute.
The admitted facts are that the Carmichael Institute for Tropical Diseases in Calcutta, West Bengal at one time was run by a charitable institution.
This appeal by special leave arises from the order of the Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court dated August 27, 1993 made in FMA No.
On February 15, 1973 the Government companystituted separate cadres of the staff working in the institute.
Later it, was run for some time as a private institute under a scheme framed by the Government in 1949.
Regarding pay scales of the institute the Government had referred the matter to the second Pay Commission.
The service companyditions of these employees were treated on par with the Government servants.
Subsequently on March 4, 1971 the Government had taken over the institute w.e.f.
It would appear that the other staff made a representation to the Government.
It transpires from the record that the Government had number companytested before the learned single Judge.
We have heard learned companynsel on both sides.
April 1, 1971.
Subsequently, the respondents came to file their writ petition.
Leave granted.
Thus this appeal by special leave.
