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NATIONAL INVESTMENT TRUST LTD versus SAMI ULLAH

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 212 (3) Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 2A General Clauses Act (X of 1897), Section 6 (c) Settlement of liabilities after the retirement of voluntary separation scheme of public servants. He was an employee of the Ministry of Finance and later was selected as an Officer Grade III in the National Investment Trust Voluntary Separation Scheme. The trust was sent to his employees and a public servant was a government employee with the federal government in the ministry. Had accepted the same term. Under the scheme service tribunal, the finance was included for the purpose of retirement and maintenance of liabilities, the appeal was directed to include the period of employment of a public servant in the finance ministry in the service of those applying for it. Have been There was no gap in appointment and service through the appropriate channel Voluntary retirement was entitled to service benefits Government employees also governed through the voluntary separation scheme to receive service charges under acceptance of the service tribunal's authority. For the calculation of the term of service, it was correct to conclude Action 6 (c) of the General Clauses Act, 1897, by allowing the appeal of a public servant. The tribunal's decision did not face any inherent weakness or chronic error. Public servants were dismissed by the Supreme Court for engaging in legal compensation rather than being fair and reasonable with public servants. , To appeal fairly and equitably. The Supreme Court refused power of attorney advocate Tibba Sultanpur lawyer