SECRETARY FINANCE, AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR, MUZAFFARABAD versus KHALIL AHMED SEHRAI
5 & 9 (4) Respondents of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974), Sections 42 (12) and 12 (1) (2) Civil Service Upgrade respondents status of calligraphy letters through writ petition Wanted to be imprisoned, the appellate (officials) of the High Court had accepted that financial positions could be ordered only after financial agreement with the Treasury Department. Upgrades cannot be approved by the Treasury due to a financial crisis and since the rating of the terms and conditions of service increases, the writ petition did not approve the competent authority's request that the respondents be granted the status. There was no right to claim the detention. Unable to maintain positions and writ petitions, it had no power when Prime Minister Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the executive head of the government, passed a legal order and, under the constitution and business rules, It was the duty of the Finance Department to import. Legal order, but despite this order, the department failed to implement it but no order was raised and the Prime Minister was re-sent on the basis that it did not offend any law. Veterans had no alternative treatment, except to submit a written request. The High Court held, therefore, that the writ petition was competent under the provisions of Sections 12 and R5 (1) and (2) of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Rules Bus. Iness, 1985, consisted of the Prime Minister of the Government and the Ministers of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The government will work through the Prime Minister. He can perform his duties directly or through the ministers. He is the head of the cabinet and chief executive of the government under the constitution and rules.
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