Rr 17 (a) and 19 (2) (d) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25 (2) and 199 Constitutional Applicants Lumbar, Appointment of Principal Principal Principal of Assamen Principal, Right to Old Scope Lumber of Villages, unconscionable and Her sister petitioned the petitioner for the appointment of a lumberman instead of her brother, claiming that her father was also a lumberman, although the Revenue Authorities recommended the applicant for the appointment but she was appointed as a woman. Was not done, usually a woman under R should not be appointed as a lumberman. 19 (2) (d) of the Punjab Land Revenue Rules, 1968, but the appointment of a woman may be made when she was sole proprietor or, for special reasons, as a member of the lambardar, as a preliminary principle, the approval of the woman by the right of the woman. Was granted by the court. Full guarantee was given under Article 25 (2) of the Constitution and the provisions contained in R 19 (2) (d) of Punjab Land Revenue Rules 1968 were declared as controversial; the applicant cannot be ignored only as a woman. From his appointment to Ed, if he were otherwise fit for such appointment approved by the Board of Revenue, he would speak of the respondent's position as a limber and appropriate to the applicant for the appointment. Was silent about being. The order of the question passed by the Board of Revenue was set aside and on the basis of field staff report the case was remanded for further decision, Punjab Land Revenue Rules 1968 RA (A) ) Was granted in accordance with the provisions of \ r \ n \ r \ n
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