DR. MUHAMMAD SHARIF versus PROVINCE OF SINDH
Sindh Text Book Board Ordinance 1970 Section 5 Sindh Civil Servants Act (XIV Of 1973), Section 2 And 10 Sindh Service Tribunals Act (XV Of 1973), Section 3B [The Sindh Service Tribunals (Amendment) Act (XXXI of 1994) Has been filed by] the removal of the Chairman, the textbook board before the expiry of the post of the Constitution applicant, Articles 199 and 212 of the Constitution Act, IX of 1908 (Article IX of 1908). ? 1), the Sindh Text Book Board Ordinance, 1970, sets out four specific emergency situations that demonstrate the ability to hold and hold office, but no action can be taken under it, However, no action can be taken without the opportunity to hear the victim. It was then that no province or authority would be considered a civil servant of the province on its representation, even if he was deposed for employment there, the provision of section 2 (h), Sindh civil `` The Sauron Act, 1973 was made to ensure that when such public servants were on deputation, they would not be able to be a government employee of the government where they were required to work, but they were not their parents. As an employee of the Establishment, he retains the position of employment as a legal entity, his complaint being filed under Section 3B, Sindh Service Tribunals Act, 1973. Before the Dumait Tribunal was declared a hearing, such employees were not governed by the rules made under the Sindh Civil Servants Act, 1973, but by the provisions of the rules under which the legislative body was constituted. Was. Were created, of legal rules and times of the Employment Service Tribunal
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