ABDULLAH KHAN versus DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, QUETTA
Government Employees (Talent and Discipline) Rules 1973 R4 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Corrupt dismissal of government employees by the Governor Employee failed to obtain relief from the service tribunal against the order of dismissal of the employees. ? Directives about the levies by covered35 in were not compiled because the directive authorizes the dismissal of a political agent and, moreover, the Governor Petitioner's further proposal was that federal levies be constituted by the federal government and their Care was taken, therefore, that the governor of the province has no authority to dismiss the applicant, and that in the absence of laws, the federal levy will be enforced by civil servants under the civil servants act 1973 and under The rules that the respondents have compiled say that the governor dismissed the applicant and demanded that the KE Nut was working as. Under Article 145 of the constitution, but he acknowledged that no notification was issued under the government, the leave of the ision was allowed to appeal to the Supreme Court to investigate whether it was unknown in the light of this case. The decision was sustained under the law that no notification was issued under the relevant provisions.
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