MS. ANYESHA BASHIR WANI versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Arts 199, 212, 240 and 268 Constitutional Submissions Transfer of Income Tax, Sales Tax and Federal Excise Business to Inventory Tax Group from Civil Service Income Tax Group, Customs and Excise Group Officers and Staff, Inland Revenue Service Maintenance Petitioners Say Government employees belonging to the Customs and Excise Group were upset by the office memorandum, in which all business related to income tax, sales tax and federal excise were created by a newly formed professional service called Inland from the officers and staff of the above departments. Has been moved to The Revenue Service Petitioners, seeking a declaration that the office memorandum was unlawful and without legal authority, because it promoted the terms and conditions of their services in violation of their appointment, seniority and fundamental rights. Is greatly affected. Also under Articles 240, 268 of the Constitution, the Civil Servants Act 1973 and the relevant rules for the maintenance of the constitutional petition were objected by the authorities on the ground that the jurisdiction of the High Court was banned under Article 212 of the Constitution. Has been made because the applicants regarding the terms and conditions of their services were negative about joining the new service because they were concerned that their excellence in the new service would affect their chances of promotion. The complaint arose after his question of sanity. Applicants were, undoubtedly, included in their Terms of Service and Terms of Service as they were harassed by the Offensive Office Memorandum as it enacted the Civil Services Act, along with Arts 240, 268 of the Constitution. Also against
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