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ATTA ULLAH versus PROVINCIAL POLICE OFFICER

Applicants of Section O7 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Former Impact Lawsuit applicants had achieved high marks in under-trained police courses as applicants of ATS / Drill instructors were also included in the follow up of the Standing Order. I also included some privileges. The Intermediate Training Course Response Department registry implemented a new standing order to amend some of the previously issued standing orders, under which certain privileges were withdrawn and the department refused applicants to participate in the course. Allow. The order cannot be exonerated, as the rights conferred upon the applicant on the basis of a pre-established order entitle him to all the incentives and privileges, as well as all the opportunities contained in the department. The constitutional application was allowed to list applicants for the course

Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2014

• FAKHR-E-ALAM v. State 2014 MLD 745
• ZAHID ULLAH v. GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P through Secretary Education 2014 PLC(CS) 745
• AMJAD ALI SHAH v. State 2014 YLR 746
• JALAT KHAN v. Mst. BAKHT SULTAN 2014 MLD 758
• MUHAMMAD BILAL v. GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKTHUNKHWA 2014 PLC(CS) 769
• AKHTAR v. State 2014 YLR 772
• SALEEM v. State 2014 MLD 777
• Mst. DILROBA v. SECRETARY EDUCATION (E&SE) KHYBER, PAKHUNKHWA PESHAWAR 2014 PLC(CS) 778

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