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ZAFAR MASOOD versus CHIEF SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN CIVIL SECRETARIAT, QUETTA

Applicants for the treatment of Article 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 Constitution Petition for Sanitary List were civil servants and were saddened by the fixing of the sanity list The legitimate remedy against the sanitary list was the representation / appeal of the authorized authority, The respondents took over. An order to review the sanitary list, against which the order law provided a remedy by filing an appeal to the service tribunal such as the certiorarium issued by the competent authority regarding the terms and conditions of the seniority list. Therefore, in view of the bar in Article 212. The constitution, the High Court had no jurisdiction to dismiss the petition against such order.

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