TAHIR MEHMOOD ABBASI versus DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER, RAWALPINDI
R3 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Transfer of Employee Applicants complied with the order under which they transferred from applicant to another applicant in the same district from one local council to another district. Were moved. The transfer of the official officer's post from one office to another, given the powers conferred on him by the government, was neither a punishment nor a breach of the terms and conditions of service, appointment of applicants. There was nothing in the letter. They were stationed at a particular station of their choice and did not give any kind of mandate to sub-rule (2) of R3 of Punjab Local Councils Servants (Service) Rules, 1997 that the applicant's services were not located at any place. Have the option of using and contradicting sub-rule (1) of the Authority against the position of arbitrator in its discretion and (2) R3K2 of the Punjab Local Councils Servants (Service) Rules, 1997 Were independent by-laws and they did not control each other Appointment of Authority for Transfer of an Employee on the Law There is no restriction under the law to transfer any employee from any local council without his consent; the applicants were moved right, constitutional application Was deleted \ r \ n
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