MUHAMMAD IMRAN versus PESHAWAR HIGH COURT, PESHAWAR
R11 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Petitioner endorsed the order of the Office of the Registrar issued under the order of the Chief Justice High Court, under which the applicant was held at the UD place against the vacant post. The session was moved from court to court. They were contrary to the Peshawar High Court's Ministerial Establishment (Appointment and Terms of Service) Rules 1989, the applicant withdrew the appeal filed before the Subordinate Judicial Service Tribunal for failure to hear and upon hearing this appeal The tribunal had no jurisdiction to hear and decide. Counsel for the applicant was of the view that since there was no other remedy available to remedy the applicant's complaint, the jurisdiction of the Constitution could be referred to under Article 199 (5) of the Constitution, if the Article 199 Sub Article (5) was interpreted by the Constitution as advised, that would be the equivalent of adding something in the Constitution that was not lawful. The constitutional application was dismissed. \ R \ n
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