MUSHTAQ AHMAD versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY INDUSTRIES, LAHORE
Article 29 Pakistan Boiler Rolls, 2007, R3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application to the Chief Inspector of Boilers who was Deputy Chief Inspector of Boilers and acting as Acting Chief Inspector of Boilers. Sorry for the two notifications. The chief qualification of the Chief Inspector of Boilers was limited to MC Scientific Engineering or the B Tech (Honor) (Mechanical) applicant was receiving a diploma in the subject which would be the qualification for the post of Chief Inspector, if the notification question was considered. Was excluded from consideration, the applicant challenged the provincial government's ability to issue a notification after the Federal Law, the Boilers and Pressure Vessels Ordinance of ilers 29, instead of the Federal Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Board Applicant to the provincial government claimed that the qualification of Pakistan Bo R 3 Held the Oiler Rolls, 2007 had a greater impact on the appointment of Chief Inspector and that the notification issued by the provincial government was intended to amend the eligibility for the position of Chief Inspector. I was allegedly ineligible to exceed the qualifications listed in R 3. Pakistan Boiler Rolls, 2007 The applicant was a civil servant in the provincial government and their terms and conditions were regularized by the recruitment rules enacted under the Punjab Civil Servants Act 1974, which inquired on provincial recruitment rules and regulations on Touchstone. Was interrogated. The Federal Boiler Rules, a case in which the applicant's eligibility for appointment to the post of Chief Inspector General of the Forum concerned, served its terms and conditions
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