Respondents, frustrated at the appointment of respondents as Deputy Permanent Delegate to UNESCO, retaining the Service Tribunals Act 1973 Section 2A4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 (2) Constitution. Had confessed. With regard to the terms and conditions of the parties, the dispute can be resolved only if the service tribunal petitioner did not delegate his responsibility to the position in which the defendant was appointed, but only the procedure and manner In which a disqualified person was appointed for appointment. He said that post-education qualifications, age, experience and guidelines were specifically set out and the process for selection of the above post was also emphasized, but all such points were not considered in the appointment of the respondent. Was, in the circumstances, unrelated to the terms and conditions under which the applicant challenged the appointment of an ineligible PE, on behalf of the applicant, on a post in violation of the RSS approved guidelines. As stated by the petitioner's objection that the quota warrant could not be issued because the defendant had not yet entered that position. He was not charged, without restriction as the order of appointment of the respondent was already issued and he was prevented from taking charge of the post only because of the order issued by the High Court.
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