CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER OF PAKISTAN versus MISS NASREEN PERVEZ
Sections 3, 5 (4) and 10 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 3 Civil Servants Act (LXXI of 1973), Section 2 (b) Election Commission of Pakistan Rules, 1989, Rule 5, 10 and 12 of the Constitution. Constitutional petition before the High Court employee of Pakistan (1973), Ars 199 and 221 Election Commission of Pakistan, alleging necessary retirement, corruption, notice of the applicant without regular inquiry after seeking the response of the applicants. Prior to imposing such a fine, there should have been a regular inquiry to determine the basis of the fact of such allegations, which would be lawful. S requires clear when charges need, then I can not be holding an inquiry, the Commission was conducted in connection with the transaction. The Chief Election Commissioner of the Federation has made rules regarding the exercise of powers under Article 221 of the Constitution and with the approval of the President, Section RO 128 (I) / 89, Article 5 of the terms and conditions of employment. 2 The applicant will be considered a public servant under 1989 as their terms and conditions were decided by the federal legislature under Article 212 of the Constitution and the government was charged under the laws of the show. Disorganization is not the same as removing a Service (Special Powers) ordinance, an invalid order was set in 2000 and Tysnr was restored back to back gains in employment with \ \ r n
