SHEIKH KARIMUR RAHIM versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Withdrawal from service under Articles MLR 58, Articles 199 and 212 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), 58 to 28 4 1970 The presence of sufficient and effective alternatives to the effect that a government employee, without any cause, receives such treatment. I failed before a service tribunal that did not take advantage of the treatment that was available until 1973, in the case of a civil servant who was deadly because there was a realistic dispute over whether the military tribunal under the MLR 58 Was the proceedings violated or not? The principles of natural justice and appropriate opportunities for a hearing did not benefit the public servant or that the process that resulted in the dismissal of civil servants was Malala, disobedient and illegally superior. Is. Under Article 199 of the Constitution, the jurisdiction exercised its jurisdiction after such more than three decades. The move by the government employees to the service tribunal and the binding of Section 4, Service Tribunals Act 1973 and Article 212 of the Constitution also reinforced the petition for non-availability of the High Court, Article 199 of the Constitution. The question of granting relief to the applicant cannot be ignored by the changing circumstances and subsequent developments which cannot justify such arbitrary relief to the applicant at intervals.
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