Article 199 (5) Maintaining the Constitution Petition Civil Service Promotion Applicant as a High Court Employee Driver Suppression Developed as a Private Respondent Regardless of the High Court's Garage Superintendent Correctional Administration Chief Justice Was working under the supervision of the High Court. May make rules regarding the appointment of his staff under the Governor's proposed powers and may act as Chief Justice under their rules. About the officers and employees of the High Court the same powers that the Governor may exercise in respect of the employees of the provincial government. The power to delegate these powers to the Chief will be to rank the rank of Graduate Superintendent (BPS11) as a driver (BPS5), as one of the most important positions of government in the judiciary. Was approved, there were applicants and defendants. The promotion was considered, but due to the experience of such respondent and satisfactory performance, the order of the High Court Registrar was disallowed on the direction of Appeal / Representation of the competent authority (ie, Chief Justice) applicants. Was granted, the petitioner could not challenge the orders of the Chief Justice on the administration. The Side High Court dismissed the constitutional petition for irregularities in the circumstances. n
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