ALI GOHAR MAZAR versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, QUETTA ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Applicant dismissed from the Pakistan Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority Act (XXXI of XXXII), Article (()) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Appeal Appeal, which was dismissed , After tired treatment of the Department of Appeals, filed an appeal before the service tribunal, but said the appeal was dismissed by the tribunal because of the suspension. The controversial applicant was an employee of WAPDA, which was established under the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority Act 1958, however, exercising its powers (5) under the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority Act 1958, Quetta Electric Supply Company. Companies have been formed for various areas including (QSCO) and applicant services have been placed in the power of the aforesaid company, (QESCO) The board of directors of QESCO has adopted all the existing rules of WAPDA which The terms and conditions of the applicant's services were set out, filed under Act One Given the clearly stated in Article 1212, application service could not ask the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court Rules, made under these conditions, the maintenance payers had to go to the tribunal. In light of the decision of the court / court, his appeal was restored, in PLD 2007 SC 681 applicant treated him in front of the service tribunal where he had already filed an appeal for constitutional application not to be sustained. Was excluded due to
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