Change of Births in Articles 42 and 44 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act of 1974, the High Court accuracy order was passed in a writ petition directing the Education Secretariat to change the date of birth of the respondent, before the appeal challenged. It was alleged that the respondent of the Supreme Court had made the claim on behalf of the appellant. The High Court decision did not bother because the appellant would not stand to receive anything if the respondent retired due to change in his date, the respondents' opinion was canceled on the grounds that the appellant was accepted Is the next most senior person to expand respondents in its service. The change of date of birth with the order of the High Court will adversely affect the appellant's right to promotion; in the circumstances, he was a provocateur and his luxury was to file an appeal to the Supreme Court against the High Court decision. Even the respondent was no longer a public servant, the High Court had no right to issue instructions to the government to change its date of birth.
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