MUHAMMAD MUBEEN US SALAM versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECY. M/O DEFENCE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Section 2 (1) (b) Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Air Force Manual (AFM 54 2, dated 17 5 1992), chaps i. , VI, VII & X Appeal Teachers Ask Government Officials of Pakistan Air Force Inter College to be Government Employees and to Provide Benefits and Facilities to the Government Employees Accepted in such College by Confirmation of Service Tribunal The PAF, one of the other educational institutions involved, initially announced the Air Force Manual (AFM 542) to provide education for its personnel and later open to civilians as well. N, which was the date 17 5 1992 functions such institutions had to recognize their independence while standard covers all aspects of the Constitution. The administration, the special education and the terms and conditions of its employees, including the administration of the Board of Governors Air Force in each PAF school or college, and the management control of each institution on the Managing Committee, Syed Dasti, who included representatives of the parents of students in the Air Force officers, described each institution as a self-financing entity relying on funds collected as tuition fees and associated charges. The funds of such entities were non-governmental funds, for the purpose of accounting the Chairman Managing Committee was responsible for all financial organizations and the management of administrative affairs of such administration was appointed, endorsed, promoted, dismissed and dismissed by the management of such entities. Had the authority to do. According to the manual, each institution was separate and distinct. Employer and any PA
