PROF. MISS RABIA NOOR versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
RR 2 (GG) and 26 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Maintenance Overseas Pakistani Foundation was established by the federal government and subsequently registered as a limited company under guarantee under the Companies Act 1913 ? It had its own memorandum and articles of association. One of the aims of the Foundation's constitution was to establish and manage educational institutions in Pakistan and Overseas Pakistanis Foundation Girls College, Islamabad was established by Overseas Pakistanis Foundation Girls. Under the direct control of the college, Islamabad, under the circumstances, labor, manpower and overseas Pakistanis it cannot be said that Syed College was neither an independent body nor a department, it was an extension of the foundation ministry. Labor, manpower and overseas Pakistanis did not have a legal or constitutional mandate for the establishment of the Board of Directors. Neither the college nor the college had passed the resolution to exercise the powers assigned under any law or legal instrument. Is a federal government department and is not performing the duties of the Federation which has Article 199 means The Constitution, which did not qualify for the terms and conditions of the employees of the Constitution Petition College, could hear its grievances before the principles of the service tribunal \ r \ n \ r \ n
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