PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES CORPORATION versus INAYAT RASOOL
C1 18:06:05 Pakistan International Airlines An Essential Utility Service (MLR 52), paragraph 5 law in evidence (10 of 1984), Article 114 General Clause Act (X of 1897), Section 21 Service Tribunals Act (1973) KLX), Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) dismissed from service under MLR 52 The review board reversed such order on 14/90. Without the benefit of the former service authority of the order, the manual respondent voluntarily counted in the count of previous service bf respondents for the purpose of pension benefits under the order dated 3 7 1995 PIAC personal policies. Has chosen a no-handshake scheme that relates to the benefit of the service rendered prior to its suspension and in the meantime, it remained out of service on the terms of a letter dated 31st 1995 1995, on the recommendation of the Review Board Authority. Accepted this option without granting the benefit of the service rendered prior to the job, dismissing the legitimate right to reproduce the service with the benefit of the previous service, but unsuccessfully served the service. The tribunal accepted the defendant's appeal. The Review Board recommended the defendant's re-employment in the past service benefit. The Pension Benefit and the Sanitary Review Board used the word "re-employment" for reinstatement, and in practice the recommendation was that the Authority re-submit to the grant service without any financial assistance. Has given the benefit of the extension and it has been admitted before the Supreme Court in Pakistan International. Airlines Corporation vs. Malik Khalid Hussain and others (2001 CI)
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