STATE Vs. BABUL LAL SHARMA

JUDGEMENT

(1.) BABU Lal Sharma, the petitioner- respondent, was appointed by the Additional Registrar Rajasthan High Court, Bench at Jaipur on 4-2-1987 with effect from 17-4- 1987 as a Class-IV Employee on daily wages. This appointment was only for a period of 60 days. He was paid Rs. 11/-per day. The appointment was extended on 3. 4. 1987 for another period of 60 days at the rate of Rs. 20/- per day. Subsequently, by the order dated 16-8-1987, he was made a regular Class-IV Employee in the pay scale of Rs. 700-850.

(2.) AT times, the respondent was required to work as a Carpenter as well. The pay scale of the Carpenter initially was Rs. 850- 1520 but was subsequently revised to Rs. 910-1530. So he claimed, that since he has been working as a Carpenter, he should be paid the grade payable to a regular Carpenter.

(3.) THUS one post of Carpenter was sanctioned at Jodhpur and the other at Jaipur Bench apart from other posts which are not relevant for this case. But, while granting the sanction, a condition has been imposed by the Government that work would be got done only on contract basis.