NED UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, KARACHI versus HAFEEZULLAH KHAWAJA
Against Defendant on 19 6 2004 under Section 11 Sindh Civil Servants (Qualification and Discipline) Rules, 1990, AR 4 and 5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 199 Sindh Civil Servants. The commencement of the disciplinary proceedings (Service (Special Powers)) After the abolition of the Sindh Ordinance, Rules, Talent and Discipline, 2000, the High Court upheld the defendant's constitutional request and suspended such sentence. Section 11 of the Ordinance. The provisions of the provisions of the Constitution have a strong bearing on all the laws, although its section states that the provisions of the Ordinance shall apply to anything against the Sindh Civil Servants Act, 1973 and The rules and regulations made and any other law will be enforced for the time being in force, even in the decisions made by the High Court in the 2007 SCMR 229, 2007 PLC (C sect). Did not misuse the law enacted by the Supreme Court. ION 1288 and 2004 PLC (C Section) 1187; and whether the High Court was unable to enforce the law while the Sindh Civil Servants (eligibility and discipline). ) Disciplinary proceedings against the defendant were commenced following the announcement of the deletion of the Sindh Ordinance, 2000, under the Rules, 1990, 1964 (Special Powers) Service. Order standing \ r \ n
