AGHA KHAN EDUCATION SERVICE, PAKISTAN versus SULTAN ALI
AXXVI Northern Area Governance Order, 1994, Arts 27 and 35 Appeal Court Order for Review of the Supreme Court Appeal to consider dismissing an employee's dismissal order after considering the merits of the matter. It was also approved by the employer as a result of relief from service restoration with full back benefits. The appeal was reviewed by the Supreme Appeal Court. The Supreme Appeal Court, in its decision, had said that the employer company is not an independent or state-financed institution, unable to grant its jurisdiction. The Chief Court, but in view of the nature of the matter, the Supreme Appellate Court had modified the application for leave to appeal in a direct petition under Article 27 of the Northern Area Governance Order 1994, Article 184 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan ). The private sector welfare organization, which is working in the education sector all over Pakistan, was engaged in public service as a body registered under the INN Northern Territory and Companies Ordinance, 1984, saying that the welfare organization was not a legal institution. Was very important and was recognized as an educational institution in which the company had to comply with its laws and organizations. The individual objection that a private organization engaged in activities involving the fundamental right of the people, which does not fit the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Appellate Court, was not acceptable as a general suggestion, whether private or public. , The Supreme Appeal Court in a fair public matter involving the enforcement of a fundamental right
