PERVAIZ NAZIR BHUTTA versus SECRETARY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB
Constitution of Pakistan Service Tribunals Act of 1974 (1973), Article 212 (3) Interim Order of Government Employees At the discretion of the interim order of the Service Tribunal, a Government servant who has been appointed by the Service Tribunal against his transfer from one place of employment to another. Appeal was filed before. Another, who had also filed an application for interim relief, which was rejected by the service tribunal as a transfer of a public servant, had already been finalized by the Accreditation Service Tribunal considering that Government employee who was already discharged from duty did not find fit - Grant interim relief interim order approval was arbitrary in the service tribunal and the service tribunal required conditions for the grant of a temporary injunction order of service tribunal. And had the right to examine the existence of a reasonable basis, to approve the interim order of the public servant The dismissal of the application, in the absence of a legal infirmi, cannot be interfered with by the service tribunal's error or omission.
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