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. Initiation of disciplinary proceedings (Service (Special Powers)) Rules, Regulations 1990, High Court, 2000 After removal of Sindh from the ordinance, the High Court upheld the defendant's constitutional request and suspended such sentence. I have a great deal of influence over all the laws, though it says in section 1J that the provisions of the Ordinance shall be anything against the Sindh Civil Servants Act, 1973 and the laws made thereunder. Statutes: The law is in force till now, whether the High Court in the decisions made pursuant to 2007 SCMR 229, 2007 PLC (C Section) 1288 and 2004 PLC (C Section 1187) of the Supreme Court. Wrong law was not enforced and the High Court did not err. The Service (Special Powers) Ordinance, after announcing the removal of Sindh from 2000, was enacted under the Sindh Civil Servants (Qualification and Discipline) Rules, 1990. In the law initiating retaliation proceedings against the respondents in 2004, the final decree was broken \ r \ n
