R37 Constitution Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request The constitutional petition filed by Habib Bank Limited (Bank) before its employee's privatization of the bank was terminated on account of misuse of account. The suspended employee filed a constitutional petition before the High Court seeking withdrawal of his salary and allowance and the termination order, finding that the employee's employment was terminated in January 2007, when the bank's first Was privatized, so he was not entitled to request constitutional jurisdiction. The High Court, however, was entitled to claim his salary liability from the date of his suspension until the bank's privatization, even if it was deemed that Habib Bank Limited was a state-owned and controlled employee on the employee's suspension date. Was a bank, its service was governed by the Habib Bank Limited (Staff) Service Rules, 1981, which were not legal, therefore, the employee could not file and maintain a constitutional petition in the High Court for the enforcement of his terms and conditions of service. Because its relationship with the bank was governed by the rule of the Master and the servant High Court. There was no jurisdiction to grant relief to the extent of the salary of the employees, from the date of their suspension until the approval of the Bank Appeal Prize was allowed, the controversial decision of the High Court was set aside. And the constitutional application filed by the employee was dismissed
