1. ORDER Saad Saood Jan (Chairman).--This is an application for correction of some clerical errors which, according to the petitioner, are to be found in our order of 25-9-1974. We stated in our order that the petitioner held the post of Headmistress, Government Girls High School, Bhakkar from 1-3- 1956 to 23-8-1959. The leamed counsel has pointed out that the last mentioned date is incorrect for the petitioner continued to hold the said post till 25-1-1961. It may be pointed out |hat iq the appeal we were not concerned with the period after 23- 8-1959, as on 24-8-1959 all posts of Headmistresses in the Province were upgraded to Class II. The dispute between the parties was only with regard to the period from 1-3-1956 to 23-8-1959. We, therefore, do not think that any correction is called for. The only other correction sought by the learned counsel for the petitioner before us relates to a concession made by the learned counsel for the petitioner duriDg the hearing of the appeal when the petitioner was also present in person. It is stated by Mr. Talib H. Rizvi that the petitioner did > not make the concession that she would not claim seniority on account of the fact that she had held a Class II post for the period from 1-3-1956 to 23-8-1959. We cannot accept this position. The concession was in fact * made and it is on the basis of this concession that Mr. Riaz Liaqat who appeared on behalf of respondent No. 1 agreed to get the pay of the petitioner refixed in accordance with rule 4.13 of C.S.R., Vol. I. It may be stated that the case of the respondents was that the petitioner's appointment as Headmistress in the Government High School, Bhakkar did not involve promotion to Class II as her appointment letter clearly indicated that she was to remain in her own pay and grade. On account of the concession made by the petitioner, respondent No. 1 gave up his defence. In thel circumstances we are not prepared to allow the petitioner to resile from thej^ position voluntarily taken by her. This application is without any force and' is hereby dismissed in limine.