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MAJ. (R.) KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD YOUSAF versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY LAW AND JUSTICE DIVISION ISLAMABAD

Article 32 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application of the principles of natural justice, the decision by the Ombudsman to act in favor of the petitioner's complaint, the Director Legal Affairs before the President of the Federal Ombudsman's Office Filed a representation under Article 32 of the Establishment. (Ombudsman) Order, Section Officer of 1983, Government of Pakistan had informed the applicant through an office order that on the approval of the representation, the decision of the acting Ombudsman was set aside by the President, the applicant. The right to a notice and hearing on the representation against was denied. It was decided by President Pakistan to represent the applicant in the absence of the applicant. The restraining order had badly affected the applicant as he had made a decree in his favor without providing any opportunity in his defense, which allowed the affected party's right to participate in the principle of natural justice. At the same time, the admission of the Admiralty justice system had to meet the minimum standards of natural justice by giving the President of Pakistan an opportunity to hear, and to consider the facts of the matter and to make a reasonable decision on the application of the law. In any case or in any event, the President should be disgusted and separated from him, which was not the case in the present case. Through the memo, the controversial orders of President Pakistan were made illegal and unlawful by the High Court. Was declared legal. The representation under consideration will be considered pending and after the parties have been given appropriate notice and opportunity of hearing, the decision will be made again according to law. \ r \ n jobs for fresh advocates from Chak Sawara lawyer