FIRDOS ALI versus SECRETARY, ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 Service Tribunal Limitation In the time since the appeal was dismissed, a time-bound verification order which caused the civil servant to become frustrated with regard to his mismanagement 1, the public servant immediately called the Departmental Challenged at the Appeal Service Tribunal. To see that after filing a departmental appeal, the public servant should have come to the service tribunal available within 120 days and after the available period, the provision of section 4, Service Tribunals Act 1973 was banned. Under which a public servant has the right to appeal. Such right against the original or appellate order of the departmental authority cannot be confined to the original order, nor was the appellate order filed by the public servant within thirty days before the appellate order before the service tribunal. Was sent to the Trial Services Tribunal for judgment. On matters other than the limit
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