Article 199 Constitutional petition Civil Service Government Resident Allotment Applicant's husband, who was employed as a teacher under the federal government, died and after his death his son was killed for an official quarterly allotment. Was appointed by the deputy messenger's son. The applicant / deputy's mother said that in case of death of a civil servant, his family would have to share in the occupation of the residence after the expiry of the prescribed time limit and in this case the son or daughter of the late employee in public employment. Was. Then he must queue for the allotment on his turn. There was no constitutional guarantee that could force the government to provide residential accommodation to its employees once a government / civil servant died in occupying government housing, according to the rules, his family was all from this house. The deceased will be occupied by the family of a deceased civil servant, the rights of other public / civil servants will be held permanently after the death of his father, who is living in an unauthorized occupation. And the High Court will never interfere with anyone who was either compiling a public residence petition The unauthorized occupant had no right, title or interest in the resident right who enjoyed the status of a deceased public / civil servant and who, after his death, automatically moved to the State Office pool. Another citizen was allotted. / Government servant in his discretion in the exercise of his constitutional jurisdiction by the High Court in this matter
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