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MUHAMMAD IQBAL KHAN versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

Applicants were not absorbed in the regular service while completing the training of the Supreme Court under the auspices of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 199, 187 (2) and 190 Constitution of the Supreme Court Management Train Scheme Company of Companies. Appeal against the decision was denied. The court rejected the applicant's constitutional request and observed that if the company decided to add a new trainee, the applicants would be free to apply for the position and the company would pay full attention to the fact that they Has successfully completed a training company, then solicited applications for positions from individuals. Applicants who held 1st Division in their academic career, though they did not apply to be first divisioners, were chosen not to submit their selection to the High Court on the basis of completing their training. Apply for applicants to file a constitutional application for submission. Appoint applicants who wish to restrict the company to submit other qualifications and criteria for the selection of office bearers of the Order of the Supreme Court and their professional and business needs, job requirements and management Applicants and companies deem appropriate to prevent them from presenting competent qualifications and qualifications for matters. It did not show that the purpose of raising the qualifications and selection criteria was to exclude them from consideration for the post and received 1333 applications for 14 posts for violating Supreme Court orders. patent advocate from Naudero lawyer