DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS EDUCATION, HYDERABAD REGION, HYDERABAD versus PROVINCIAL OMBUDSMAN
Establishment of the Office of Ombudsman for the Sindh Province Act 1991, Sections 9 and 32 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Order which was in dispute over the review of the Ombudsman was transferred under the transfer. And a primary school applicant working under the premises under the administration, the defendant contacted applicants to use it on the premises transfer date and to pay rent for the premises. But the rental rate of the premises was fixed by the concerned officer, but the applicant failed to pay Appointed rent to the respondent who filed the petition before the Ombudsman, who rejected the respondent's request for payment of rent, but instead the applicant was instructed to hand over the Ombudsman as soon as he completed the new school building. In response to the request for review of the application order, the applicant has been directed to pay the premises rent to the respondent at the rate fixed by the concerned officer in the constitutional petitions referred to as the Ombudsman. It was challenged that in the presence of any provision for review, the Ombudsman reviewed its order. You can not miss this, no doubt, the province has no provision for the review of the Ombudsman's Office for Sindh Ordinance. In 1991, but before it was said that the ordinance was enforced by the law administration to diagnose, investigate, remedy, and rectify any injustice committed to an individual, the Ombudsman also ignored this fact. Had made that the appropriate way to be located in the dispute
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