SAJJAD AHMED JAVED BHATTI versus SECRETARY, ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 212 (3) Promotion The High Court passed an interim order under the constitutional jurisdiction under which a government employee will be considered for development. At the same time the selection board meeting was held but the matter of the civil servant was postponed as desired. The High Court's interim order was subject to a decision in the constitutional petition, which ultimately delayed the publicity of their case after the selection board's decision was upset due to the required experience and the annual intelligence report missing for one year. done. The service tribunal appealed to the service tribunal's jurisdiction that if the selection board recommends promotion to a civil servant, it would be subject to the fate of a constitutional application and said that the application was dismissed, the decision of the selection board was. Conditionally and because of this, the interim order also lost its utility as the public servants were subject to the fate of a constitutional petition before the High Court, which was dismissed, even if the selection board recommended promotion of a civil servant. That the order could not be executed because the subsequent selection board had to meet and consider the employee, there was no leave to appeal against the order of the service tribunal. Excluded
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