GHULAM MUSTAFA KHAIRATI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Service Tribunals Act 1973 R 15 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 2A [as contained in Service Tribunals (Amendment) Act (XVII of 1997)] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Bank of Termination of Arts 212 and 185 Services Employees The constitutional application against the termination of employment by Act XVI1 of 1997, was excluded by amending the Service Tribunals Act 1973, under which any authority established by federal law or under any government control or control. , Was declared a corporation, body or organization. For the purpose of investing in a service tribunal with the jurisdiction to entertain appeals in relation to the terms and conditions of such employees, the only question that justified Pakistan's service justification was to consider whether the appropriate service tribunal Has the option of hearing appeals only in case of new entrants. In Section 2A, Service, Tribunals AOC, 1973 in Mohammed in 1997 Supreme Court through Act XVII of the Supreme Court, the Afzalz case had already maintained that the service - Rebunals Act, Act XVII of 1997, The inclusion of Section 2A in 1973 was a foregone conclusion of the process, which was the amendment of the High Court matters. ; Appellant has the right to deal with the observation that the applicant should refer to the leave of the service tribunal.
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