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IMAM ALI SOOMRO versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH

West Pakistan Board of Technical Education Ordinance 1962 Sections 14 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 Maintaining Constitutional Application Master and Servant Natural Justice, Retired Employee Based on Contract for a Four-Year Employment Period Employee Principles During the service of the West Pakistan Board of Technical Education Ordinance 1962, under which the service was for a period of four years, the provision of Article 14 (2) of service delivery prior to the expiration of such term. Applies to the employee and not to the civil servant. Upon retiring at the age of post, he was retired and re-employed on contract, but after his appointment to a particular position, the contracting employee would not receive any special or legal right or interest so that he could seek it and Enable it. In the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court, such employment, being in agreement, operates under the law of Master A&C, despite being employed on the Rent Petitioner Agreement, to remain in office on the question for a legal period. He did not claim any legal right or interest, and even in violation of the principle of natural justice, he did not assert himself that he would not grant the right to request constitutional jurisdiction. A public servant will withdraw from the appropriate forum to approach the High Court for resolution of his complaint on the basis of Article 212 of the Constitution and to take practical action for his alleged wrongful or unlawful termination / removal and the Service Tribunal had issue. Or the dispute did not fall within the scope of fitness or another applicant to occupy a specific position but is subject to the terms and conditions of service ask a advocate free from Dadakhel lawyer