Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors. v. Ramesh Chandra Bajpai
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Service Law - Pay scale - Claim by Physical Training Instructor in Government Ayurvedic College - For parity of pay with teachers who had been granted UGC scale of pay- Held: c The claim was not tenable - Equality clause could not .be invoked as there was no wholesale identity between holders of the two posts - Madhya Pradesh (Indian Systems of Medicine and Homeopathy) Class Ill Ministerial Services Recruitment RulE;s, 1987 - Madhya Pradesh Educational Service (Collegiate Br@nch) Recruitment Rules, 1990 - . Doctrines - Doctrine of "Equal pay for Equal work" - - )c Constitution of India, 1950
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