STATE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN versus SYED HASSAN ALI SHAH
Regln 4 (ii) (c) (1) (2) Termination of Service Employees Performance Trading Organization Business Targets Respondents were employees of Insurance Corporation and because of their poor performance, their services were terminated because they met the required goals. Failed to retrieve. The Business Services Tribunal allowed employees to file appeals and reinstate them into service. In fact, the quality of performance was in fact a condition that was determined under Regulation 4 (ii) (c) (1) (2) of the State Life Employees / Service Regulations, 1973. The trade organization, therefore, was bound to perform its employees, otherwise it would be difficult for the organization to maintain its existence where the basis for conducting such business activity was to include strict rules and regulations. The judgment passed by the service tribunal was set aside by the Supreme Court
