DR. LAL ZADA KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P. THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Article 19 (2) [as substituted by Section 2 of the North West Frontier Province Civil Servant (Amendment Act (2005 IX 2005)] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Regulates the Services of Employee Petitioner, which Contract The employee had requested the authorities to issue a proper writ to instruct the regulator to regulate his contract service because the services of such retained contract employees were sub-substituted for section 19 of the Civil Frontier Province 1973, North West Frontier. Section (2) was formalized, shall disclose contractual employees on or after July 1, 2001 The amended Act, selected for appointment by the beginning of 2005, shall be appointed on a regular basis for all intents and purposes on a regular basis, which will directly mean that its services are governed by law enforcement. The issuance of a notification / order in this regard will be only a regular one. In the presence of such a clear provision of law, there was no obstruction which would have required the relevant department officials to comply with the law no. Make it easy and clear to avoid compliance with the mandate. The reason why the applicant is being treated differently, when the High Court came up in a number of constitutional petitions and took steps to recover such aggravated persons, on the contrary, the absence of anything. I was entitled to the same treatment. The High Court has granted the constitutional petition, stating that the applicant's services should be regularized in view of the provision of newly added section 19 (2) as Section 2 of the Amendment Act, 2005.
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