Section 10 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Articles 199 and 212 Deputation Induction Terms and Terms of Service transferred to High Court or Service Tribunal, Deployment of Income Tax Department to Government employees Other departments and it was understood that government employees would be included in the Income Tax Department Government employees have requested the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court to include the Income Tax Department but the High Court has barred Article 212. Denied intervention in view of The legality of the Constitution can only be construed as a question of the terms and conditions of his service as an officer of the Income Tax Group, as government employees enforce their terms and conditions of service in their parents' departments. He prayed for the declaration. Their constitutional petitions include income tax withholding according to the decision of the Central Board of Revenue, 217000 government employees recognized their identity and status only and did not comply with their terms and conditions of service. The service tribunal had no jurisdiction in the matter relating to the case and the civil servants had legally requested extraordinary jurisdiction. Article 199 of the Constitution did not include a matter of competence, fitness, fitness or any other form of affairs, nor was it a matter of disciplinary action or promotion, after the deposition, trained, investigated and employed civil servants for the past sixteen years. Given various positions, to work in an income tax group that was found fit, fit and fit, but the income tax group
