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ZAFAR AHMED versus PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES CORPORATION

Section 2A & 4 Civil Servants Act (LXI of 1973), Section 2 (1) (B) Pakistan International Airlines Corporation (Order of Suspension and Existing Contracts of Trade Unions) (6 of 2001), Service (Special) Options) Removal of Article 4 from the Ordinance (XVII of 2000), Section 3 and 10 Appeal against the reduction of the Appeal Service of Tribunal Petitioners were employees of Pakistan International Airlines Corporation, which had six and four of them were required. Was retired from service and two were dismissed from service. Prior to the service tribunal, sections 2A and 4 of the Service Tribunals Act 1973 were asked to set aside illegal orders and reinstate them in the job, but appeals were filed for hearing, but the PLD 2006S In view of the Supreme Court's decision dated 2760 2006 reported in C602, the Supreme Court rejected the appeal in its decision and the petitioners filed petitions against them stating that it was a commerce employee. Is. The ial organization, such as the PIAC, which had no legal rules, was not a civil servant as defined under section 2 (1) (b) of the Civil Servants Act, 1973; employees of the PATAC. Applicants as a business organization that had no legal rules for their services. The door to the service tribunal was prevented for rectification and their pending cases could not be dealt with on the desire of the Code of Service Tribunals and thereby removing the appeals from the Service (Special Powers) Section 10 of the Ordinance. Was rejected under. , The applicants status of public servants famous lower court advocate from Qalandarabad lawyer