SYED IRFAN HYDER SHAH versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY, EDUCATION AND LITERACY DEPARTMENT, KARACHI
Article 199 Constitution Petition Appointing Applicants as Primary School Teachers Failed to Pay Applicants Beginning by joining Applicant Services, but they were not paid Additional AG's request was: Only 32 vacancies will be filled, but the executive district officer issued appointment letters on more than these 32 posts. And since the budget allocation was for posts only 32 posts, salaries could not be paid more than 32 posts which were given to applicants after posting the appointment and after serving, less Had been entitled to compensation for less than that period. The working Petitioners were appointed on a contract basis for a term of three years, they did not come under the jurisdiction of the Service Tribunal, if the applicants did not fall within the first 32 positions set by the numbers, they obtained According to the merits, the department will then have the freedom to terminate their contracts, however, until then, they cannot afford to pay the service department, who is recovering more than the executive district officer. Work on the freedom to take appropriate legal action. Issued letters of appointment more than the powers allowed without permission, the High Court directed the applicant to be paid for the full term for which he was working
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