Section 3 Sindh Public Service Commission (Duties) Rules, 1990, R5 Constitution Pakistan, Article 188 The determination of regulating ad hoc appointments by revising the Supreme Court decision Applicants claimed that they were initially granted in 1991. Regular appointments were made, while respondents were appointed. In the year 1992, the review should not detect and observe the accuracy of its decision, which was the revision applicant notification notification issued in 1991 and the examination of the relevant provisions of the Sindh Civil Service (Regulating Appointments) Act. Should not be given without scrutiny. 1994 To arrive at a valid conclusion that the 1991 Appointment Order could not be formalized at the end of the year, the procedure for the Civil Civil Service (Regulation of Ad hoc Appointments) Act, 1994 Had also come into operation. It has been concluded that in order to regulate ad hoc employees, there was a mechanism in place that needed to be f ided and only after which ad hoc employees could be regularized, the applicants for review. No such procedure was followed to regularize his services, therefore, it was assumed that the competent authority would have considered him to be a regular employee of the year, before the Supreme Court in 1991. Was called back. The decision for the re-hearing of the review request and the prescribed important request were allowed
