SIBGHAT ULLAH KHAN versus SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND NATURAL RESOURCES, ISLAMABAD
Service Tribunals Act 1973 Section 4 Appeal Limit The public servant did not get agitated over the development of co-operative public servants for almost 15 years when the public servant was also promoted after 15 years, more than 2 months after his progress. Later, a court appeal was filed in which he claimed the right. Its development started from its date when a departmental appeal was promoted by co-public servants who would otherwise have been banned from rejection, instead of filing an appeal before a service tribunal, another department The appeal, which was stopped by a government employee of the department, was filed before the service tribunal. About 3 months after the first department's appeal was rejected and the second department's appeal was dismissed for the first time almost 2 months after the appeal itself was temporarily dismissed and the second before the next higher authority. There was no chance of filing a departmental appeal, as only one department was granted an appeal because of the delay and disqualification, all further steps, pending the appeal of the government employees to the service tribunal, were delayed. Without justification, beyond the stipulated period of limitation, there was no hearing and on this basis exclusion Was bound.
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