Constitutional jurisdiction under the R7 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 114, 117 and AXLVII, R1 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199 and 212 Civil Service Transfer and Article 199 of the Constitution. Under Order 117, CPC, the provisions of the Code of Conduct, 1908, were applied to the High Court Power and the jurisdiction of the review was exercised by Sections 114 and AXLVII of the CPC. Was. And R1 of the XLVII, CPC provides legitimate scope for review, only valid and intact, if the conditions set forth in R1 of the CPLV, and otherwise the case, the transfer The posting and posting of a specific post on and related to was made on a transfer and posting basis, but the transfer and posting of the employees was under the exclusive domain of the Service Tribunal, as it was linked to the services and terms of the public servant. The authorized authority to consider the authenticity of the exchange order, if it was issued without legal jurisdiction, and it was under the unconstitutional jurisdiction of the High Court, transferring the constitution through the posting and promotion of public servants. Was disqualified under Article 1212 of the Act. , Was governed by the Balochistan Civil Servants (Appointment, Promotion and Exchange) Rules, 2009. And Part II, R 7 (1) deals with appointments by promotion or transfer and the transfer and posting assignment is the case for the government. And the public servant may not be allowed to decide his posting location as he wishes and wishes that the Constitution was properly dismissed by the High Court.
Related judgments — Quetta High Court Balochistan, 2015
