JEHANZEB KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY, EDUCATION, CIVIL SECRETARIAT, LAHORE AND 5 OTHERS
Under Articles 199 of the Constitution, the provisions of the maintenance of the Articles 199 and 212 of the Constitution and the terms of service the applicants were appointed on an ad hoc basis. His services were terminated and he was reinstated under the orders of the Supreme Court of Pakistan Petitioners, who were re-employed, claiming that the date of his joining the service had a previous effect. Was regularized by and claimed during that time. The termination of service shall be considered an exceptional leave, ignoring the precisely clause (1) of Article 212 of the Constitution that covers the scope of the Service Tribunals and the relevant clauses of Article 212 of the Constitution, on a wider and wider scale. Had referred to the High Court under Article 199. His request for the dismissal was made because of the bar contained in Article 212 of the Constitution, as his treatment was dismissed by the High Court's jurisdiction before the Article 212 Service Tribunal's exclusion clause.
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