MUHAMMAD ZAHID IQBAL AND OTHERS versus D.E.O., MARDAN
Article 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Termination of unlawful appointments of service The lack of basic competence complained by the department was that their services were terminated on charges of illegal and political appointments but the service tribunal. Dismissed them. The petition appealed by the applicants was that if the department once committed an unlawful move, it could not reverse it and, by taking advantage of its own illegality, could not reverse its order. Is. Once the appointments were made eligible, their services could not be terminated later. Such flexibility and irregularities can be ignored by the courts on the basis of errors and irregularities by the department when the applicants lack basic skills, otherwise the applicants will not be able to do so from this point of view. Could not benefit. In their initial appointments, they lacked basic qualifications, requirements and qualifications The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the leave granted by the service tribunal to appeal.
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