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OFFICERS ASSOCIATION T.C.P. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY COMMERCE

The preacher of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 The person affected by the retention of the Constitution Petition was a registered association of applicants who claimed to be working for the rights of employees and officers working in the Trading Corporation of Pakistan. The complaint was that former employees of Rice Export Corporation Pakistan and Cotton Export Corporation should not be included in the Trading Corporation of Pakistan. The right has been given and another person to take No employer rights are restricted to There were no legal rules available for him in the Trading Corporation of Pakistan. Therefore, the constitutional petition was not upheld. The Petition Association was not able to retain the constitutional petition because it was not a victim in relation to any complaint, Was legal or in that regard. The fundamental rights of ay or all of its members were dismissed under the circumstances

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