CAPT. (RETD.) KHALID ZAMAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION
Section 22 Civil Servant (Senatorial) Rules, 1993, Section 9 of the R5 Compulsory Service (Armed Forces) Ordinance (1971), served in the service of a civil servant and from there he joined the civil service. And it was added. The Chairman of the Postal Service Group, the Pakistan Postal Services Management Board, counted the duration of a civil servant serving in the Army, and accordingly, the decision of his government was rejected by the Federal Government, which was ruled by government employees. The service offered was by Tribunal Play, which was presented by the Government's Secretary Communications Division. Pakistan had no jurisdiction to pass such an order. Accuracy The Pakistan Postal Service Management Board was the affiliated department of the Communication Division of the Government of Pakistan; the Secretary was the head of this division and according to the provisions of Section 22 (2) of the Civil Servants Act, in 1973, a civil servant considered any order, Where no appeal or review was made in accordance with the law, the LD retained its representation before the next higher authority, who, regardless of the grade of the Chairman Pakistan Postal Services Management Board and the Secretary of the Communications Equity Rule, The Secretary of Communications is equivalent to the Secretary of Communications in charge of the relevant division Are. All intents and purposes were of superior authority to the Chairman and, therefore, capable of representing and deciding the respondents, therefore, the object of the appellant could not be sustained and the Supreme Court was overturned by the Service Tribunal. The decision was denied to interfere. Dismiss
