IQBAL HUSSAIN SHEIKH versus CHAIRMAN, FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE
Section Senior Federal Superior Service transferred from one group to another group assigned to seniority, principals civil servants, transferred / assigned to deputation to another group, later joined / added to this group was the question whether How can a government employee be accounted for by the seniority history? From the date of his transfer / appointment to the date of his transfer or his involvement / enrollment in the group, on deputation / transfer to the officers / appellant Income Tax group on 26 3 1994 after which the Board of Revenue (Transfer Department) Authority). It was decided that officers in the Income Tax Group would be added or added to the Income Tax Group, however it was not formally declared and the notification required to add / absorb the officers in the Income Tax Group. Not issued, Syed officers filed a constitutional petition before the High Court, which was dismissed. However, on appeal, the Supreme Court directed that the officers under question should also be included. The Income Tax Group of Seniority officers was decided by the Board of Revenue from the date of joining the Income Tax Group. Shocked at setting his own seniority on 2001, officers reported that departmental representation had been filed, which was denied. An appeal was filed before the Federal Service Tribunal, which was also dismissed. The officers acknowledged that their seniority should be counted from the date of appointment on their deployment / transfer, ie not from the date of their incorporation / recruitment, ie, the decision of the 2001 Board of Revenue 1 of 2001. It was that the Supreme Court had already decided
