Section 3B & 4 of the Sindh Civil Servants Act (XIV of 1973), Section 26 of the Sindh Judicial Staff Service Rules, 1992, Rr 11 and 13 Sindh Civil Servants (Probation, Certification and Sanity) Rules, 1975, R 11, from the Judicial Service Tribunal Date of Birth of Appeal Inter-Semi-Government Employees Determination of Employees in the Post-Serenity Factors Determination of the Appointment of Applicants and Respondents Based on the Date of Joining Government Employees of the Sector in the BPS6 Reader's Post Was set on Respondent's age was earlier than that of Nazir's appellant post in BPS8 before appellant joined his service. Reader's Departmental Selection Committee approves Appellant's development from BPS 6 to BPS 8 The respondent's appeal is filed under the seniority seniority, which caused appellant to claim his superannuation. Earlier, BPS6 had its appellate jurisdiction against the defendant against joining duty and assuming charge against the plaintiff on his appointment as a reader in his appointment as a reader. It was not justified that the respondent employee did not terminate his right to seniority by joining the service by late but the appeal would be dismissed. Yes
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