WAPDA versus MISS AMIRA NASREEN
Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) The female teachers of the Government Job Servicing Tribunal were shifted from their home station to the station, one of the teachers was unmarried, while the other was the husband's station. Employed on the transfer from which the teachers were working, the authorities wanted to recruit two teachers on a contract basis The Service Tribunal concluded that the transfer was not in the public interest and the transfer. The orders were set aside. The authorities held that the transfer was their case, so, before the Service Tribunal, the Appellate Service Tribunal correctly found that the transfer was not in the public interest, in public service under Article 1212 (3) of the Constitution. Can give leave against judgment. There is no question of law of public importance in the consideration of Tribunal Article 1212 (3) The constitution involved was denied leave to appeal
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