ABDUL RASHID LODHI versus CHAIRMAN, CENTRAL BOARD OF REVENUE, ISLAMABAD
Civil Servants Act 1973 Section 9 Promotion A public servant who was initially appointed as a steno typist, later appointed as Inspector Income Tax (B 11), then promoted a civil servant to Assistant Income He was posted as a Tax Officer (B16) and was eventually promoted to the position of Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax (B17) as Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax for the last five years. Well done and he didn't get any negative entries or remarks from the nine employees, the OW and all the reviews from the reporting officer from the last nine months. The civil servant was shown to be a good officer within grade \ A within and according to his job, the public servant was eligible for promotion as deputy commissioner of income tax (B 18), but the counting officer employed the civil servant. Dubbed promotion Disqualified for advertising any Reporting officer without a valid reason, which he did not do, that the failure of the countersigning officer to provide a valid reason and note the disagreement does not hinder the development of the public servant. Can be understood to have been scratch in an otherwise ACR civil servant who never was. Aware of any negative remarks, material that was not available on the record could not be condemned by a public servant who was condemned without error, especially when it contained something harmful in his ACR. Not available was the relevant publicity committee eligible for consideration and promotion.
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