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DR. GHAZANFAR MEHDI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION AND 4 OTHERS

R 12 A [Inserted Video Notification Section R 521 (I) / 2000, Dated 31 7 2000] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 Date of Retention of Constitutional Application Article 1212 Date of Birth Constitution Request for Correction During his pre-civil proceedings, the applicant did not enforce his department as a party and only intermediate and secondary, on the basis that his arrest notification for retirement was corrected on his birth date in the civil suit. Created as part of the Education Board. The decree passed by the civil court, the applicant's school certificate and national ID card were all valid. All such documents were prepared in the back of his department and had no binding effect on the applicant being a public servant. Whose birth date was related to the terms and conditions. Regarding his services, however, he approached the High Court at his twin service tribunal where he claimed to have changed the birth but could not be identified. While rejecting his right to appeal before the Supreme Court, he filed the constitutional petition through the High Court under Article 212 of the Constitution, in addition to filing the present constitutional petition and referring to the High Court with the hands of the applicant in unclean hands. The request was completely rejected. Applicable to the Civil Servants (Appointments, Promotions and Exchanges) Rules 1973 Code of Conduct for Change of Date, Applicant himself served the Department and continued his employment and, upon retiring at the end of his employment, the applicant made a late delay. Tried Their formal merger in view of the bars contained in Article 1212 of the Constitution top advocates from Swat lawyer