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PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES CORPORATION, KARACHI versus WAFAQI MOHTASIB

Establishment of Section 2 (b) and (f) of the Delegation of Accountability (Ombudsman) Order (1 of 1983), Article 2 (1) and 9 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Employees for Industrial and Commercial Establishment Termination Service Employees To the extent of the previous benefits of the claim, the Review Board accepted, established under the Martial Law Regulation, to review matters relating to employees being removed or dismissed, or sentenced by the summary military court or The Establishment challenged the Federal Ombudsman's order to implement a more thoroughly political review board decision, but to no effect, neither did Marshall. Under the Regulation, the employee's services were terminated properly, neither sentenced by the Summary Military Court nor on a purely political basis. Therefore, the Review Board had no jurisdiction in this matter, however, the Review Board made no recommendation to the Government, in black and white, which was required by law and on the basis of which the Government's industrial complaint to the Ombudsman The jurisdiction had to be accepted as it was not in the jurisdiction, it was ordered to execute the decision of the Board without any jurisdiction while the decision to retain the Ombudsman order approved by the counterparty could be made. Its constitutional jurisdiction was interfered with by the High Court, therefore, the High Court's decision in rejecting the constitutional petition suffered the exercise of jurisdiction, however, after termination of its services abroad. I was employed at various high positions. Claims for benefits justified The High Court decision was set aside and employees backed by benefits list of supreme court advocates from Bhuawana lawyer