KARAMAT NAZIR BHANDARI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Paragraph 15 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 182 and 1991 Constitution Pension Benefits Petitioner claimed that his services were not included as ad hoc Judge of the Supreme Court for the calculation of his pension benefits. Serve as ad hoc judge. Negligence of duties and duties in the service of Pakistan Such service is eligible under the terms of paragraph 15 of the High Court Judges (Retirement, Pension and Privilege) Order 1997, a year's service to the applicant's pension benefits, Under Article 15, the Judges of the High Court (Holidays, Pensions and Privileges) Order, 1997, may be translated into receiving a pension of up to 2% of the applicant's salary, as determined by the President's ability. It is believed that he qualified to claim such a term. The service of the applicant in Pakistan till date as long as he is serving as ad hoc Judge of the Supreme Court and the amount of pension payable to the applicant should be in the High Court. Directed the federal government to pay pension to applicants in which 2% of its fixed pay was presented in the circumstances. \ r \ n
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