ZIA-UD-DIN KHAN SIDDIQUI versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P. THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Section 6, Judicial Service Tribunal Rolls under the Border Province, 1992, R27 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 12 (2) Jurisdiction and Powers to develop the Tribunal Scope Judicial Officer (Defendant) from the date of development. Wish the tribunal had moved. The dispute was considered by the Judicial Officer in favor of the Tribunal, despite the argument of his juniors that his development was postponed due to his desire for special reports, and he was not found to be entitled to any arrears. The only case considered was the applicant's view on pension benefits that the Tribunal did not have the powers to exercise the powers of the Advancement Committee / Department Promotion Committee to allow the respondent (Judicial Officer) to receive pension benefits. Allow. And the Judicial Service Tribunal Rules, 1992, under the Border, showed that the Tribunal has all powers on appeal, depending on the notification issued by the provincial government to verify, initiate, vary or amend the order appeal against the tribunal. Has been made, under which the judicial officer was allowed to develop under prejudice and his case was to be considered for the purpose of pensionary benefits. In keeping with the said notification, the Tribunal was passed and the law was fixed on the subject, and the same petition did not exclude any element of fraud, misrepresentation or lack of jurisdiction.
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