ALLAUDDIN ABBASEY versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY, NEW SINDH SECRETARIAT, KARACHI
RR 6A, 7 (3) and 17 Sindh Civil Servants Act (XIV of 1973), Section 24 Roll of Business, R7 (iii) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Warrant, Assistant Director FIA ( BS) Transfer Routes 19) Applicants to urge the Department of Police to immediately relax the rules with the inclusion of the Superintendent of Police (BS-19) in the Department and the Chief Minister that the Chief Minister has the Provincial There is no option to relax the rules by relaxing the selection board's recommendations. ; The position of Senior Superintendent of Police was to fill the provincial police cadre. That the defendant was medically ineligible. And such a transfer was politically motivated in that the appointments were made by BS-18 only through advertisement and transfer under RR 6 A & 7 (3) of the Sindh Civil Servants (Appointment, Promotion and Exchange) Rules 1974. Was bracketed with special pay, but not respondents posting above BS 18 must be covered under RR 6A and 7 (3) of the BS 19 Regulation 1974 while BS 19 In the absence of mention of special pay for, the orders passed by the Chief Minister shall be considered by the Government of India under R7 (iii) of the Business Power Rule under section 24 of the Sindh Civil Servants Act, 1973. The orders passed were to be used exclusively by the Chief Minister so that nothing was available to show that power could be exercised under power. By the Chief Minister, Section 24 of the Sindh Civil Servants Act 1973, the rights of any other civil servant were violated or prejudiced or the interest of a third person was taken away or any other The right of a civil servant
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