SAJJAD AHMAD versus CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, RAWALPINDI
Section 2 (F) (G), 11 and 12 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Applicant Retaining Constitutional Appeal The Lower Division Clerks were on the Board when the department approved to computerize the Board's records, summarized to the Chief. According to the Minister, the data entry operators were to be sought from within the board which requested the junior and senior clerks with the typing speed of 40 WPM Petitioners, who were all qualified, in the positions. Had applied for, and had been appointed (after a test and interview). ) As the computer cell operators began to perform their duties on a temporary basis and their pay and scales were being paid in BS7, then, when the notification was issued, the BS11 positions. Approved for the creation of, which had to be filled in. The Junior and Senior Clerks 'Office, which had the required qualifications, said that employees claiming employees were entitled to pay at BS11SU, dismissing employees' claims, on the basis that employees were on temporary basis. His salary and scale were fixed, he could not claim salary in BS 11. And that the rules regarding the terms of service of the employees which are illegal in nature, the relations between the board and the employees were with the master and the servant, and their application was not satisfactory even if the rules and regulations were established under any Be done. The master and servant relationship between the parties has been established, which is a violation of the Master's inherent authority over violating the principles of natural justice and the well-established principles of justice.
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