IRAM IMTIAZ versus SECRETARY EDUCATION GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, LAHORE
Transferring from Section 9 Punjab Service Tribunals Act (IX of 1974), Section 4 App to another Appeal-to-Service Tribunal Appellant was working at a college and her husband who was also a permanent resident of M permanent. Was. Posted in MM \ 's Applicant's Real Sister who was a Lecturer at Government Girls College \ M abroad went abroad for a doctorate and completed the posting of the respondent on her vacancy, who was a contract employee. Based on her sister's government's marriage policy, her husband also worked at "Mate", so the appellant's request was not followed that there was no vacant post of lecturer in `M in After which the appeal against the appellant was not filed. Qualifications of the Department Under the provisions of Section 9 of the Punjab Civil Servants Act, 1974, a public servant was obliged to serve anywhere in the province, any employee having any right to claim his position in a particular position or against it. was not. The Wedlock policy for posting and transfer also indicates that as far as possible the husband and wife are to be stationed at the same station if both of them are in public service, however, the availability of the post will mean that there is no vacancy. No post. Lecturer by the Appellant was in any of the female colleges of the District Appeal, in which case the Department had not already commented on the applicant's request and when vacant vacancies were available for the Appellant's title. ? Women at college M \ \ r \ n
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