to be examined from a different perspective. The orders of the State Government contained in G.O.Ms.No. 159, dated 22.04.1991 in particular, paragraph 3 thereof, made the position very clear. Government directed that the individuals, who possess the qualifications prescribed in paragraph 2 of the said Order, shall be allowed the scale of pay of Rs.1550-3050/- with effect from the date of issue of the said orders, namely 22.04.1991. As was already noticed supra, these orders of the State Government are applicable only to those who are working under the Andhra Pradesh Educational Subordinate Services, namely the Junior Colleges run and managed by the State Government. They do not apply per se to those working with the Society. Therefore, one has to ascertain as to whether the Board of Governors have adopted the entire decision of the State Government contained in their G.O.Ms.No. 159, Education Department, dated 22.04.1991 or only adopted the qualifications part of it. Secondly, it is not in dispute that the writ petitioner did not possess the qualifications prescribed in paragraph 2 of the Order contained in G.O.Ms.No. 159. He acquired such qualifications only in April 1993 when he passed and obtained M.P.Ed. degree. It is therefore, necessary for the Society to take a decision as to whether the scale of pay of Rs.1550-3050/- should also be extended to such teachers as and when they acquire those qualifications. Only in the event the Society has taken a decision to extend the scale of pay of Rs.1550-3050/- to all those people, who acquired the qualifications contained in paragraph 2, even at a future date, then the scale of pay becomes extendable. Otherwise, what pay scale should be assigned to a particular post, remains within the prerogative domain of the Society. Until and unless this exercise is carried out by the Society, the extension of the scale of pay to the case of the writ petitioner
