Article 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 1212 (3) of the Service Tribunals Act 1973 Failure to appear before a Medical Officer of the Disease Failure to appear before a public servant was a police constable and was discharged from duty without leave. Being present was the reason that made progress. Due to his absence, the authorized authority rejected the medical certificate prepared by the civil servant on the basis that he failed to appear before the competent medical officer and to avoid the possibility of any communication gap. Does not maintain a permanent contact with his department for. Appeals filed by a public servant dismissed by a public servant were dismissed that medical certificates could not be precisely denied by the public servants justifying the reasons given for dismissing the public employee's appeal. Was declared
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