REGISTRAR, HIGH COURT OF BALOCHISTAN, QUETTA versus MAZAR KHAN
R12 Special Relief Act (Constitution of 1877), Section 212 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 212 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 Terms and Conditions of Service for the Date of Birth of Civil Court, for jurisdiction of civil servants Civil suit filed a declaration on the improvement of their birth dates and amendment of their birth dates in the Government Record High Court, with the use of automobile powers an amended jurisdiction was obtained under section 115, CPC submits decision-making and litigation in favor of civil servants to civil servants Government services, respectively, in 1976 and 2005, and if they had legitimate claims, they should have begun proceedings for correction of their birth within a period of two years from the date of joining the public service, and if it was possible If not, then at least they should have been agitated to correct their date of birth, which according to them was incorrectly retrieved. The service record assumes that public servants were satisfied with the dates of birth mentioned in their service records and annual intelligence reports, because they did not challenge it in the first phase, but did not tell government employees about their birth dates. He knew but he remained silent. Time and thought went into their alleged rights and no change was requested but government employees woke up to a deep sleep after almost and 36 and years respectively and offered no explanation for such silence. Was not done, and he spoke shortly. Behave them
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