AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN THROUGH CHAIRMAN AND ANOTHER versus AKIF JAVED, EX-EXTRA-ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, A.D.B.P., ISLAMABAD
R (b) (ii) Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Sections 4 and 5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 1212 (3) Proof of Illegal Purification of Service Tribunals Amended Regular Inquiry, Respondents The absence was an employee of the Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan and the defendant was dismissed, alleging that he had obtained illicit pleasures from someone for providing employment at the bank as the respondent sought an inquiry. The notice was issued on the basis of the preliminary inquiry officer in which neither the defendant nor the complainant were examined for permanent authority. Yes, without a formal inquiry and without giving the defendant a reasonable opportunity to defend himself, a final dismissal order was approved on the basis that the defendant admitted to receiving the money from it. In the mandatory retirement of the partially accepted and dismissal penalty, the m service was neither in position to appoint any person in the defendant bank nor did the bank place any material on the record to indicate that the defendant. The bank is eligible to make an appointment and it was not established from the present. Record the nature of the transaction between the defendant and the complainant and how the defendant misused his official position or, using his jurisdiction under section 5 of the Service Tribunals Act, 1973 Disappointed Service Tribunal. The mandatory retirement penalty for retirement was limited to appeal to the Supreme Court under Article 1212 (3) of the Constitution, to allow the service tribunal to intervene in such matters.
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