DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY, KARACHI versus ABDUL TOUHEED KHAN
Claims for Section 19 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Pension Benefits, Respondents were originally appointed as Assistant Accounts Officer in the Office of the Auditor General of Pakistan. Was. He went on to retire for a one-year period on vacation preparation, before that vacation ended, he was re-employed by the Civil Aviation Authority as a deputy manager (accounts) and served about 10 10 years. Subsequently, he filed a retired constitutional petition before the High Court claimed his pension benefits for about 10 years of service, which was allowed in the constitutional application and directed the authorities. In order to calculate the pension benefits of the respondent / employee as per the rules, the authorities applied for leave to appeal against the High Court order. Filed And claimed that the constitutional petition filed by the employee suffered severe losses as he came forward with a delay of seven years after receiving his gratuity while he was still present in the Auditor General of Pakistan and his service. The applicant joined the service. In view of the length of his service, retirement preparations were not yet over. For about 10 years, the High Court, on the basis of reasonable grounds, requested that the applicants / authorities provide pension benefits directly to the respondents. Prior to this, the employees' appeals were largely pending, when questions like standing would not arise. In this case, the decision made was just and fair, with no exception.
