MUHAMMAD MUSHTAQUE versus D.P.I. SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY, MUZAFFARABAD
Sections 4 and 9 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Service Tribunals Act (XXII of 1975), the Section 4 transfer appellant, who was serving as a junior teacher at the school, `DB was transferred to the school on the spot '. B-Appellant requested that his transfer order was issued contrary to the government's policy because there was a complete ban on transfers and that transfer orders to the school cadre could be issued only in the months of June and July. , While a valid transfer order was issued in the month of September, which was final. The appellant challenged his nature after almost a year of his transfer, which was time-barred, while the appellant was well in the picture of his transfer order while in this case the boundary. This order will run from the date of issue and not. Transfer orders were never suspended or placed on the date of validation, which, while in the knowledge of the transfer, the transfer order was not challenged in boundary A. The petition filed by the appellant against the order was banned by the appellant. The appellant could not be successful in pointing out any violation of the transfer policy. The appellant could not deny that their present posting was in place. The stay period is more than 10 years, while the defendants were also released. Impedance order was issued by the competent authority after the relaxation of the ban. After relaxation of the ban, the mandatory stay period was also completed. None of the policies or laws were violated by your transfer
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