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NOOR MUHAMMAD versus GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA

Article 199 Constitution Petition for Civil Service Deposit Employees / Deputies to Return to the Parent Department Before the Return Period may not be necessary for which they were discharged and the authority to revert to the appropriate authority I entrust to the competent authority. As and when deemed appropriate, in the case of exchange of deposits, none of the Deposits has the right to continue for the duration of the Deposition nor to request any of the petitioners to support such complaint. The law authorizing the deportation authority to repatriate, whenever and when a job is required, can be returned to civil servants on administrative grounds. The High Court dismissed the constitutional application filed by the employee / depositionist

Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2014

• WAZIR MUHAMMAD v. HAROON-UR-RASHID 2014 CLC 706
• UBAID AHMAD v. State 2014 YLR 707
• SULTANAT KHAN v. State 2014 PCrLJ 715
• MUHAMMAD SAAD ALI v. Mst. MARYAM KHAN 2014 CLC 715
• FAHEEM v. State 2014 PCrLJ 732
• SAEED ANEES v. State 2014 YLR 736
• QAISAR SHAH v. State 2014 YLR 740
• MUHAMMAD YOUNUS v. GHULAM YASIN 2014 CLC 744

All Peshawar High Court NWFP judgments of 2014 →

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