AMANULLAH KHAN YOUSUFZAI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH LAW SECRETARY
Arts 203, 175 and 199 constitutional petitions disposed of constitutional petitions disagreeing with the terms and conditions of judicial services in the Sindh High Court, and directed the government of Sindh to pay special judicial allowance equal to three times the initial period. Their solid pay scale (as allowed by notification in Punjab province of 12 8 2008) came into force from 1 3 2010 when employees and employees of the High Court Establishment were extended to such allowances (Chief Justice of India). By Judge dated 2-4 2010 (High Court of Sindh) All Judicial Officers of the District Judiciary, including those working on former cadre posts, including District and Sessions Judges, Additional District and Sessions Judges, Senior Civil Judges, all Civil judges and judicial magistrates will be involved. Control, supervision and nstistance in the territorial jurisdiction of the Sindh High Court under Article 203 of the Company; employees and employees of the courts and tribunals established under the federal or provincial judicial service and federal or provincial laws, which are the Sindh High Court Was under the supervision of, and performed the duties and responsibilities within. Under Article 203 of the Constitution, the territorial jurisdiction of the Sindh High Court was granted the same relief as the aforesaid order referred to the Judicial Officers in the same manner as mentioned above. In view of the financial constraints of the Provincial Government of Sindh, the Judicial Officers of the District Judicial District, including Judicial Officers excluding Judicial Officers / Judicial Officers in the Courts / Tribunals established from 1st March 2010 to 30th June ? , Seven in the 2011 monthly installment
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2011
