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SHAH JAHAN DOGAR versus FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE THROUGH CHAIRMAN

Article 199 Constitution Petition Civil Service's applicant challenged the customs notice to terminate his service on the basis that the matter was questioned under the law, which was canceled, and The date of its cancellation was 17 10 2006, while the Department of Satisfaction applied in 2009 that the constitutional application was not applicable and the applicant had an alternative option and that the service tribunal had to pass the applicant through the customs department. Was suspended, an alternative treatment was available at which the applicant could apply. The Appellate High Court dismissed the constitutional petition before the Service Tribunal

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