SHER ALAM versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P
Constitution Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Constitutional Application Civil Service Applicant Applicant submitted his application to the Authority for appointment because the guardian applicant claimed that the land on which the school was built was given to him by his father and In a letter of appointment facilitating the instruction, a child was provided with his family in BP Sections 1 to 4 and the applicant had fulfilled that the applicant's request for appointment to the post applied for eligibility. The Authority denied that appointments were banned but the Authority neglected the applicant. I made another appointment. During the aforesaid times, the person was hired on the recommendation of the MPA without any advertisement for any violation of the rules and the appointment was made to inform him of the area from which he was recruited. Violated the rules and regulations. And the relevant authority was directed to advertise the e-post and make strict appointment in accordance with law Article 199 Constitutional Application Civil Service Appointment Petitioner submitted a petition to the Authority for his appointment as the guardian petitioner claimed that The school was built on the land his father gave him. According to the convenience of the letter of appointment of a child from his family in BP Sections 1 to 4 and the applicant had fulfilled that the competent authority for appointment to the position appointed for the applicant's application was rejected on this basis. That once existed. On appointments, however, the authority overlooked the applicant and appointed someone else in violation of the rules.
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