SECRETARY EDUCATION GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB LAHORE versus MUSARRAT AFZA
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 199 and 185 (3) The Civil Service's constitutional application was filed under Article 199 of the Constitution which claimed that it was eligible, was appointed as a temporary primary school teacher and After making such an appointment, he submitted an attendance report and participated. Until the date of the constitutional filing, his duties but the school authorities failed to pay their expenses. The authorities specifically rejected the public servant's claim that the order regarding his appointment was inappropriate. , The same day the effect was withdrawn, there was controversy over alleged accusations by a public servant and there was serious dispute over aspects of the facts which could not be easily resolved using jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution. Was the opportunity to present leading evidence and to be specific, to refuse to prove your own position In the meantime, it was not possible for the parties to reach a definitive finding in the context of the controversial petitions of the High Court decision and the setting up of strong disputes, determining the fate or legal consequences arising from the return or recovery of the appointment of a public servant. Without allowing a public servant to be relieved, in the circumstances, hereditary defects and obvious legal impairment were set aside by the Supreme Court.
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