CHIEF COMMISSIONER INLAND REVENUE, MULTAN versus MUHAMMAD BILAL
R8B Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 25, 189, 190 199 and 212 (2) Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O XXII, R3 Law in Evidence (10 of 1984), Article 129 (e) Law Reform Ordinance (Department) As the Income Tax Inspector (BPS 14), the Section 3 Intro Court appealed that the applicants be paid as active charge after the department's promotion qualification, despite non-payment of salary in PPS. Inspector acting as order - High Court accepts applicant's constitutional request with consent of counsel for both parties to BPS 14 to the Federal Board of Revenue In the terms of the payment of salaries and the Supreme Court's decision to direct their advertisement (Civil Petitions Nos. Os6 50 to 8 508L) against the vacancies, the Board's requests, if any, were that Article 1212 (2) of the Constitution ), The High Court did not affirm any jurisdiction to pass an impugned order, stating that the applicants' positions were against the quota allocated for direct recruitment, and due to non-availability of seats. Could not be developed and the board had agreed to pay the salary in BPS 14, but did not give consent. In its letter approved by the Board, the promotion of the Finance Division's decision on the accuracy of the Supreme Court has been made clear that the fully qualified and appointed officer with the highest authority from the date of handling his charge complaints He will be entitled to the highest paid position. The applicants' behavior was contrary to the discrimination they were given and the questions raised in such petitions
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