LIC wage revision agreement signed. Gazettee notification soon.
LIC
October, 9,2010
It is learnt from reliable source that the notification for LIC wage revision
has been signed by Jt. Secy (I & P), MoF, Govt of India on 8th October 2010
and sent to press for printing. More details are awaited and will be uploaded
as soon as available
Source - Paycommissionupdate
Source - Paycommissionupdate
My question to the honorable Jt. Secy (I
&P), MOF, Govt. of India
Had you considered the Supreme Court’s judgment dated 3rd December, 2007; before signing
the aforesaid notification?
An excerpt from this judgement :
SC
- "Proviso of Para 3 is struck sown ultra vires"
Supreme Court Decision - GIC
K. S. Raina.
- ------------Petitioner.
Versus
Union of India and others.
--------Respondents.
Coram:
The Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Sharma, Judge.
Whether approved for
reporting?*
Yes.
For the
Petitioner:
Ms. Ranjana Parmar, Advocate.
For Respondent No.
1:
Ms. Shilpa Sood,
Central Government
Counsel.
For Respondents No. 2
&
3:
Mr. Ashwani Sharma, Advocate.
Rajiv
Sharma, J.
(Excerpt)
In the present case the petitioner was in fact in employment as on 1st
August 2002, the date from which the Notification (Annexure P-4) dated 21st
December 2005 has been made applicable.
Consequently, in view of the observations made above, send
proviso of Para 3 of the Notification dated 21st December 2005 is
struck sown being ultra vires to the extent it deprives the petitioner and
other similarly situated persons to get the benefit of revised pay scale with
effect from 1st August 2002 after applying the principle of
severability.
According, the petition is allowed. The
petitioner is held entitled to get the revised pay scale corresponding to his
post he was occupying as on 1st August 2002 till 15th
March 2004. The respondents are directed to work out the arrears etc. within
six weeks from today.
December 3,
2007
(Rajiv Sharma), J.
Isn’t the concerned official who signed the notification, liable
for Contempt of Court proceedings against him?
Aren’t the members of the Managing Board of Directors, including
the Chairman of LIC of India; too, liable for Contempt of Court proceedings
against them?
Priya