Supreme Court of India
Secr. Govt. of Nct of Delhi & Ors. v. Grade-i Dass Officers Association & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: c Assured Career Progression Scheme (ACPS), 1999 - Second financial upgradation on completion of 24 years - Delhi Administration Subordinate Service (DASS) Grade-I, i.e., feeder grade and next promotional Grade, i.e., Delhi Andaman and Nicobar Island Civil Service (DAN/CS) Grade- II, being in the same pay grade - Claim of respondents members of DASS Grade-I for second financial upgradation in DAN/CS Grade-I instead of in DAN/CS Grade-II - Rejected by Tribunal, but allowed by High Court - Held: Fairness on part of State is a constitutional obligation and, therefore, a pay scale,
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