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SARDAR FATEH ULLAH KHAN, MIAN KHEL versus CHIEF MINISTER, N.-W-. F. P.

Sections 128, 129 and 132 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution of Tehsil Nazim Applicant / Tehsil Nazim's suspension was suspended by the Chief Executive for ninety days, suspended by the Provincial Local Government Commission. In view of Nazim's recommendations, the reasons required for recording and delivering Nazim Section 132 (3) of the North-West Frontier Province Local Government Ordinance, 2001 were provided only for the opinion of the Commission that clause (b) The suspension of the moderator is required for fair investigation. Subsection (1) of section 132 of the Ordinance; or to prevent the Nazim from continuing any illegal activity during the course of the Inquiry Commission, giving the province's chief executive proper order for the suspension of the moderator and a maximum period of ninety days Section 132 (1) of the Local Border Province may be recommended for. The Government Ordinance, 2001, did not specify or prescribe all of these conditions for suspension of section 129 of the Ordinance, but still, when the Chief Executive issued a reasonable order for suspension under section 132 (3) of the Ordinance. Had to go The Executive had to meet the requirements of Section 129, a fresh inquiry committee was formed, in which case the North-West Frontier Province Local Government Ordinance, 2001 did not arrange for the restructuring of the inquiry committee, if once inquired through the commission. From the reorganization of the committee to the formation of the inquiry committee, Najam also needed showcase notices, especially when he objected to some alternative members, by his request that the committee be formed. No chief executive was considered, anyone for more than ninety days registration advocate from Barkhan lawyer