PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION CO. LTD. versus IQBAL NASIR
Article 6 Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), Section 1 (g) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Pakistan Telecommunications Corporation Limited Status Illegal Laws Master and Servant, Applicable Principles Principle High Court Constitutional Jurisdiction , The Contracting Employees were employees of the Contracting Contract as per the right and upon completion of the Contracts, the Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Authority terminated the High Court under its constitutional jurisdiction, instructing the Corporation to serve the Respondents. I restore. Through public procurement and then sold 26% [of all B-class shares] to a foreign company and the remaining 62% of the shares of Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Limited were still with the federal government as long as the majority of the shares in the government corporation were owned. Holds, either in his name. Or in the name of any other organization or any government controlled by the Government, wholly or in part, should remain in the jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 199 of the Pakistan Telecommunications Corporation Limited, Constitution. Corporation Limited was a person within the meaning of Article 199. 5) In the absence of legal rules, the principle of \ Master and Servant was applied and the respondents were allowed before the court proceeding under the Principle of Employees \ Master and Servant of Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Limited. Deserved to find a solution. And in the absence of legal rules, constitutional petitions filed by employees were not enforceable. All employees are required to enter into a service agreement on the same or similar terms
