CAPTAIN SALIM BILAL versus PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE CORPORATION (PIAC) THROUGH MANAGING DIRECTOR PIAC
Arts 25 and 199 (1) (c) Constitutional Request The pilot of Pakistan International Airlines Corporation refused to pay compensation for the license loss after the applicant was declared ineligible as a medically ineligible applicant. Was paid such a fee. Collaborators, therefore, were in breach of Article 25 of the Constitution corporation in such a way that the applicant's complaint was naturally contracted and operated under the rules of the owner and servant, not under legal rules, The constitutional request was that Article 199 (1) (c) of the Constitution gives any person the right to, in appropriate circumstances, include a person performing duties in a private corporation. The relationship with the Federal High Court matters can be considered as to whether the applicant has been treated unfairly or not, therefore, the basis of the alleged discrimination, if based on the contractual obligation, is non-disclosure. Will be.
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