been accepted by the Central Government and they are implemented too. The work of Computer 'A' and Senior Observers is not similar as they perform different duties. The nature of work is entirely different and therefore they cannot claim as of right, same scale and pay at par with the employees working as Computer 'A' Grade-I. It was submitted that though the Full Bench had taken note of the fact that the Applicants in Original Application Nos.534 of 1990 and 380 of 1990 had already derived the benefit of the order passed in their favour, the judgment and order in those cases had attained finality in the year 1994. The Full Bench did not strike down the order passed by the Division Bench in Original Application No.534 of 1990 and 380 of 1990, but expressed its opinion on the correctness of the said order. As the monetary benefits were already awarded to the employees therein, the Tribunal thought it fit not to withdraw these benefits. The Central Government had accepted the recommendations of Dr. Swaminathan Committee by a communication dated 23rd December, 1980. It was further submitted that the Full Bench had in detail discussed all the relevant issues, the judgment delivered in identical cases, the relevant case laws and the recommendations of Dr. Swaminathan Committee report and the facts of the present case. In view of the said judgment of the Full Bench, the Petitioners' case cannot be considered for the grant of scale as prayed by them.
