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SHAUKAT ALI BUKHARI versus SECREATARY NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT

Employees of the National Assembly Secretariat (Regulation of Recruitment and Services) Regulations 1973 Section 12 Civil Servants Act (LXXI of 1973), Section 2 (a) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 87 (3), 199, 212 and 185 (3) The suspension of the National Assembly Secretariat under the orders of the Speaker restored his representation on the representation of employees in the lower party, the constitutional application of the job was dismissed on the ground that he was a civil servant, hence the High Court's jurisdiction under Article 212. Authorization banned. Applicants' position on the legal status of the Constitution was that the employees of the National Assembly Secretariat would not fall into the category of public servants, therefore, disputes regarding the terms and conditions of such an employee's service are not eligible for service tribunal jurisdiction. The terms and conditions of service of such employees were regulated under the rules prescribed by the Speaker with the approval of the President. The applicant's case will be according to the employees of the Supreme Court who are not considered to be public servants on the basis of the judge's merger. Mohammed's Case 1997 SCMR 141 The question is whether the employees of the National Assembly Secretariat will come to the praise of a public servant in the face of conflicting decisions of the Supreme Court, which will require further examination, to appeal to the Supreme Court. The holiday was granted under conditions. famous supreme court advocate from Tibba Sultanpur lawyer