Supreme Court of India
Gabriel Saver Fernandes and Ors. v. The State of Karnataka and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 : Articles 14, 39(d)-Equal pay for equal work-Differentiation in pay scale fJased on different educational qualifications-Held ·valid-However . difference not to be recovered since the persons have already retired-Service Law. . The appellants who were Village Assistants were non-SSLC an.d . the Talatis were SSLC qualified. For Talatis pay scale of Rs. 90-200 was provided for and the appellants were in the scale of Rs. 80-145. Unable to succeed before the State Administrative Tribunal, the appellants preferred the present appeals, claiming parity. Dismissing the
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