NOOR-UL-KHITAB versus ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER
Section 18 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Holiday, Appellant's entitlement was selected by the United Nations for posting abroad when such posting was approved by the authorities when the former Pakistan vacation applicant was given 300 days. Was approved for. In this regard, he was posted abroad, the appellant applied for extension of leave within 250 days, but his request was rejected. The administration should have been extended because the appellant had completed 22 years of service and he had enough leave for his credit. Appellant did not go abroad without permission. Appellant was also serving in the United Nations, which was a member of Pakistan. All such matters were ignored by the authorities for refusing the appellant's leave. Was separated, his written objection stated that the appellant was instructed not to contact any agency, but nevertheless, he had sought the service tribunal number in his appeal / contractual inquiry or It was legal that would prevent a person from seeking treatment in a court of law if such an agreement was made, The right to be protected by addiction was a guarantee of formal and constitutional guarantees. Authorities could not instruct the appellant not to appeal the service tribunal for relief, the appeal was accepted and the authorities were directed to extend the leave to the appellant for 250 days.
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