KARACHI ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORPORATION versus ABDUL JABBAR CHANNA
Karachi Electric Supply Corporation (Removal Farm Service) Ordinance 1999 Section 2 (a) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Section 2 (a) mandates the employees of the corporation under the order to restore the ordinance of such corporation. Retirement ordered. The service tribunal appeal was passed without a notice of reason for any reason, which is a violation of the principles of natural justice and the corporation was discriminated against because of the number of employees removed from the job. Given or essentially retired, employees will be terminated from employment in the initial order issued by the corporation or they will be retired without giving any reason, the record confirms. Not all such employees have confirmed them. Relevant letters and then, after performing satisfactory information and flawless performance during the service, they were promoted to their respective scale, without notice for any reason, suddenly ordered to retire from service. In passing the retirement order, the corporation not only violated the stipulated norms and conditions of service of the employees, but at the same time the order violated the basic principles of the Audi ultimum party, Because the employees of the corporation were not given any opportunity to notice or hear any reason in the circumstances, it was totally against. The Law Corporation failed to provide a plausible explanation for the order under which the employment of more than twelve certified and regular employees consisting of advanced engineering services was terminated, without any reason.
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