Supreme Court of India
Punjab State Electricity Board and Another v. Thana Singh and Others
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Service Law – Parity of Pay Scale – When cannot be granted – Respondents, included in Group XII of the appellant-Board, were working as Sub Fire Officers in the appellant-Board – R espondents claimed parity of pay scale with other three classe s within Group XII viz., Head Clerks, Head Clerk-cum-Divisional Accountant s and Internal Auditors – Single Judge allowed the writ petition – Division Bench dismissed the appeal filed by the appellant – On appeal, held: Work performed by the Sub Fire Officer is enti rely different from the nature of duties performed by the other three po sts within the
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