AKBAR SHAH versus SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Section 43 (g) Civil Service Regulations, Regulation 45 Basic Rules, FR No. 105 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Civil Service Petitioner who has served with the Provincial Government as an instructor in BPS 17 on an ad hoc basis for almost 7 years. Have been The Joint Stock Companies, the Deputy Registrar at BPS18 in the Corporate Law Authority (an independent federal government body), prayed that their ad hoc appointment as instructor with the provincial government be considered for salary and pension benefits. To be held, because the applicant was a fiduciary in the position of instructor on ad hoc 1 (on the basis of the provincial government, he could not be considered to be holding a permanent post under FR 105 of the Basic Rules). Is, under the above mentioned basic rules the applicant is counted only on the Permanent Service Pension. On one basis, the employees were not required to contribute for pension benefits, and they were required to submit a certificate from the provincial government's audit office so that their service could be counted on a pension; That the NWFP Government was prepared to pay a proportionate share of the pension under Regulation 45 of the Civil Service Regulations, and that there was an agreement between the Federal and Provincial Government as provided in Annex 3 of the Account Code Vol. Is contained in Selection A of the applicant, no such certificate was submitted by the applicant, in these circumstances, Pinsch Neither was eligible for benefits and interim stay. His ad hoc service constitutional request could not be retained because the rules cited by the authorities in an unseen order were unseen.
