MUHAMMAD MUNIR AHNIAD versus ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Martial Law Order 1981 No. 58 Para 5 Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Mandatory Retirement Assessment The public servant claims that the unclean order was not based on any substance and that the hearing was mere spectacle, because the service tribunal Action was taken under the decree. The exercise of the Martial Law Authorities, which listed the officers who were to be removed from the job, was blocking the record, thus, the second argument of the civil servant was that it was lacking. The President's order, which was the mandatory retirement authority of the applicants, is the same because there is no contradiction in such disputes, because of the hearing of public servants, the need for law and the principle of natural justice Was not fulfilled, whether, nor any witnesses were examined, nor was the public servant given the opportunity to present evidence. The civil servant never accepted his dismissal order and was incensed. The various forums were already contrary to the same right from the beginning, so the question of bribes does not arise especially when the counter The hearing order was found to be complete with no jurisdiction. It was declared with no legal authority nor any legal effect
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