MUHAMMAD PERVEZ versus THE COMMISSIONER LAHORE DIVISION
Laws / Regulations of the Divisional Public School and Intermediate College, Lahore, 1996 1996 R77 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition for the removal of the principles of natural justice, divisional public school application from the service of Locos Standi. The Divisional Public School Board of Governors had neither the authority nor the Equipment and Agency of Government to file a constitutional application, although most of its members were appointed by the office and the Commissioner of the Division was the President of the Board. Also failed to show that the funds collected by the board were only approved by the government for the governors. It could not have been raised nor was it shown that the rules made by the Board of Governors required prior approval of the Government, where the rules for inquiry were provided by the inquiry committee, the rules of natural justice. Should have been kept in mind as well. Greater penalties were not brought on the record to suggest that the applicant had a chance to be heard by the President's Board of Governors, or that there was any substantial dismissal from the employment of corporation or society employees. He was given a show cause notice before being fined, even though claiming wrongful dismissal in the absence of legal rules would not allow the principles of natural justice to be disregarded, and a decision on every matter. On your own merits, a clear violation of the principles of natural justice when it appears on the record The order to remove the applicant from the job was fixed, however, on the one hand, the respondent (authority), in accordance with the law, was renewed.
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