QAZI M. ASIF JAH BAHADUR versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB
The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 Civil Service Intra-Court Appellant, which was a Government servant, suspended the proceedings initiated against them by the Constitution petition which the High Court had granted under Article 1212. Was excluded due to a ban In the case of non-compliance with Article 212 of the Constitution, the jurisdiction of the Constitution's jurisdiction came into play, saying that the provision of immunity was applicable despite anything in which no final order was passed. , Therefore, the constitutional application was authorized before the High Court. , Since the matter could not be taken to the service tribunal, it was rejected The constitutional petition was rightly dismissed by the High Court order, the intra-court appeal could not be interfered with.
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