MUHAMMAD RAHIM SHEIKH versus PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANY LTD. THROUGH CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Article 199 The constitutional petitioner was relieved to the effect that (a) to declare that the termination of rules and regulations of public servants for public servants was not applicable to the employees of Pakistan Telecommunications Company. (B) to declare an invalid order / notice which has been approved without legal authority and to declare any legal effect. (C) preventing the applicant from evacuating the Department of Housing and other facilities until the final settlement of the case to PTCL Management / Defendant; The rules didn't exist. A large part of this company was privatized. In support of his claim, the counsel for the petitioner relied on the judgment of the Supreme Court dated 22, 2009, under which the Supreme Court upheld the filing of the constitutional petition by PTCL employees and gave relief. Was headed for After that, the Supreme Court said in its subsequent ruling that on 3 3 2010 Hood decided that in a situation where services in a legislative corporation are not run under the legal rules of service and where the service Not to be accused of violating the laws, the Constitution cannot be filed before the High Court. To be retained; since the principles of the employer and the employer shall apply and the way of claiming for damages to the employees, the constitutional application was directed to the applicant seeking treatment in accordance with the law.
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