BALOCHISTAN IRRIGATION AND POWER EMPLOYEES UNION versus CHAIRMAN, BALOCHISTAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Section 14 of the Balochistan Development Authority Act (X of 1974), Section 16 of the Constitution of Pakistan Article 199 Quo warrants, writ of chairman positions, Member Technical of Balochistan Development Authority and Member Technical of Chief Minister's Inspection Team. After attaining the age of defendant's employment status as a defendant, the accuracy record showed the respondents' statement that although he could not issue such an order in his own right, he had made some record on the record. Did not do so to indicate that either the respondent or someone else had canceled his order. Such re-employment of the respondents after receiving the age of immunity as Chairman was a violation of Section 14 of the Balochistan Civil Servants Act 1974, summarized before the Chief Minister, nor disclosing the need for the defendant's re-employment. Nor has it been said in the public interest that there can be appointment as chairman. The next above was made under the law with the approval of the appointment of powers, but the respondent NT violated the law, then the appointment of the defendant as a member was also illegal because the Balochistan Civil Servants Act, 1974 There was nothing on record to justify such an appointment under section 14 (1); the chief secretary and three provincial secretaries did not support the re-employment. Respondent, but the Chief Minister preferred respondents' opinion, the Chief Minister did not have the authority to change his personal opinion under the Rules of Business for the professional opinion of such secretaries and the Chief Secretary HC The Chairman and Member of the respondent Balochistan Development Commission
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