GUL SHEHZAD versus CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF GOVERNOR, PESHAWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL/ COLLEGE
Section 2 (d) Removal of Northwest Territory Province from Service (Special Powers) Ordinance (V of 2000), Sections 3, 5, 10 and 11 of the Northwest Frontier Province Service Tribunals Act (1974), Section 4 must Applicable penalties from the Service Retirement Service Tribunal jurisdiction, in its written response, have appealed that the appellants are public servants under the meaning of clause (b) of section 2 (1) of section 2 of the Civil Frontier Province, Northwest Territories. Are not. The Service Tribunals Act, 1974, was the legal body to file an appeal before the Employee School and the College, as the provincial government served by the Northwest Frontier Province, under the Northwestern Frontier Province Government Education and Training Institution Ordinance, 1971. Was set up upon removal request. (Special Powers) The Ordinance, 2000 was extended to any person in the corporation and Section 10 of the Ordinance facilitated the filing of an appeal by anyone. Appellants had more influence over a final order under the ordinance and section 11 of the ordinance, therefore, there was no option but to file appeals in the service tribunal under section 4 of the Northwest Frontier Province Service Tribunals Act 1974 Was. With Section 10 of the Ordinance Authorities, the Service (Special Powers) could not turn over the Ordinance 2000 after the appeals against the removal of the Northwest Frontier Province, and could say that the Appellant Service could not request tribunal jurisdiction as That is stated in Section 10 of the Act. The ordinance mentioned above
