KHURRAM KHAN VIRK versus PROVINCE OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
RR 5 (3) (b) and 7 (1) (a) (iii) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 25, 199, 177 and 193 Additional District and Sessions Judge Appointment of Senior Civil Judges and Civil Judges cum Magistrate ten years \ Service Experience The Service Service Handbook contains a reconsideration of R5 (3) (b) of the Judicial Service Rules 1994 which involves two years of practice, petitioner civil judges applying R5 (3). (B) Interpretation of the Punjab Judicial Service Rules, 1994, whereby applicants for the tenure of Civil Judges Additional District and Sessions Judges with ten years 'experience were eligible for the said amendments to the ten years' service experience. The roll included eight (8). ) During the years of service and two years standing as a practicing lawyer in the hold, R7 (1) (a) (iii) of the Punjab Judicial Service Rules 1994 qualified a person to appoint a civil judge, Less than two years after enrolling as a lawyer for which he had practiced actively at the bar for Ann: and for that reason it was said that two years \ as a civil judge. It was an integral part of the terms and conditions of the appointment; the bar was a professional for two years. The experience of setting up a civil judge's service cannot be ignored while the bar has practice practice district and district. For a lawyer wanting the position of session judge was an authentic qualification, in which case the same professional experience was being neglected. The Judicial Officer, who had completed at least two years of active practice in the bar and was subject to discrimination and could not be retained, had a basic professional experience in the bar, which was always a judicial appointment. Was considered competent and even came
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