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MUHAMMAD IBRAR KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P. THROUGH SECRETARY REVENUE, PESHAWAR

R3 10, CHAP III, Part II Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application The qualification to be trained at Patwara Training School was 25 years and only candidates were already in service as there were 25 years of training ahead of Patwari. The applicants of the age group could not indicate that they were registered candidates / candidates and their names appeared in the register for Patwari candidates. Such persons may have certificates on some patwari, but they have this document. Had no effect on what they submitted. Applicants for registration of their names in the register and their names appear in such list / entered / applicants did not, in such cases, fall into the category of accepted candidates, formally applying the applicants. Was not appointed / employed nor had any specialty in obtaining special permission / waiver from applicant undergoing training course before getting into the category of applicants. This was at the discretion of the Director Land Records. That the Patwari Training School allow or deny applicants the admission of applicants Under the circumstances, patwari were not entitled to privileges who were already in active service to the government. General Chat Chat Lounge n inheritance advocates near Manga Mandi lawyer