MUJEEB AHMED versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
Section 2 (xxiii) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition The Civil Service Recommended Correct Policy Decision Judicial Review Applicant holds a Bachelor's (Hons) degree from recognized universities and the University Grant Commission of Pakistan holds a B Tech (Hons) degree holder. The BE / BSc Petitioner sought their progress on the request that, for external reasons, the authorities delayed the publication so that the available positions of the Executive Engineers were filled based on the old principles. As those who hold a B Tech (Hons) degree have no quota. Government policy decisions had no right and it was the government's proposal to formulate such policies. Such policies were jointly determined by a large number of domestic needs, their preferences and other factors whose The government was the sole arbiter in use. The decision taken by the executive authority falls within the purview of policymaking and policy as a matter of action duty is bound to bind subordinate authorities, being the guardian of the law, with regard to its application to the courts. Such policy issues had to be investigated and the far-reaching implications of the rights of citizens from 1987 to 4 2008 6 2008 were seen. The department challenged the notification dated 14th 1987, in which 80% of the quota for development in the post of Executive Engineers was allocated to BE degree holders while 20% was allocated to diploma holders, which was reported 4 2008 was 2008, disproportionate and against justice, justice and justice. And good governance, so, that was set aside too, the High Court directed the authorities to
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