AKHTAR ALI versus DIRECTOR, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FGET DTA, RAWALPINDI
Section 3 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Amendment of Section 5 Order Retirement absent from duty A criminal employee discharged from employment on a charge of willful absence from a public servant had gone. Due to circumstances beyond his control, he was involved in the murder case of the Valdetti Service Tribunal while dealing with the appeal, he was authorized under Section 5 of the Service Tribunals Act 1973 to have the authority of the Supreme Court Edit and modify the order while sitting on the appeal on the decision. The service tribunal may also use such power to fulfill the performance of the employee, who has had a record of uninterrupted service for approximately 17 to 17 years and, on the basis of circumstances (in which case I was later rescued). Performing his duty was absent from public servant duty, which was subject to some penalties under the law, and his dismissal from the job was a severe punishment. The Supreme Court upheld the leave application for appeal and the removal of the service from the appeal was allowed to replace the mandatory retirement
