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ALI AFSAR KHAN versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, GOVERNMENT

Arts 14 (3) and 25 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Free medical services for a retired officer who retired after completing 30 years of service, denied Appellant, being a retired officer under free medical services. Claimed, but claimed that the officers serving the corporation were provided free medical attendance and treatment according to the corporation's inter-office communications, after which, the recommendations of the Pay and Pensions Committee, under the orders of President Pakistan. Enforced. For this reason pay scales have been revised and retired officers of the Nationalized Insurance Corporations, including the appellant corporation, were also allowed medical facilities such as allowances like setting officers, interim benefits and permits periodically subject to approval. ? The Prime Minister, but the Board of Corporations amended the medical facilities without obtaining the Prime Minister's approval through a controversial circular, which not only revised the medical facilities but also the downside of the retired officers. Turned. Due to its long service and aging, better facilities were needed from professional officers, as a business entity, the servant corporation had to protect and advance the interests of its policy holders, but for this Retired officers cannot be allowed to lose / lose employment. Legitimate facilities are allowed for them The employer corporation was stuck in Article 25 of the Life Insurance (Nationalization) Order, 1972, as directed by the Central Government, although the appellant's appeal was time-barred, but so on. Financial Services inheritance advocates near Shorkot lawyer