Find a Lawyer

SYED AMJAD ALI SHAH versus MANAGING DIRECTOR, PTV CORPORATION

Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Responding to the issue of breach of sanity, the respondents were convinced that the present constitutional petition was based on arrest and that it was not applicable. Prior to the settlement of this representation, no seniority list was made by the defendants and at this stage the petitioner's prayer could not be answered. The defendant was still not in the decision to follow the Supreme Court decision and only appointment letters were issued stating that the applicant's complaint was premature and before he could form a list before the forum was constituted. If the elderly have a negative impact, then a suitable solution can be sought.

Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2014

• AUTOTECHNIK (PVT.) LTD. v. Syed ABUZAR BOKHARI 2014 YLR 1199
• Dr. NIAZ AHMAD v. DISTRICT CO-ORDINATION OFFICER 2014 PCrLJ 1201
• MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH v. MUHAMMAD ASLAM 2014 CLC 1205
• Mst. IQBAL BIBI v. ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE 2014 MLD 1206
• Mst. WAQAR-UN-NISA v. State 2014 PCrLJ 1211
• KHALID YAQOOB v. Mst. NASREEN AFTAB 2014 MLD 1213
• Sheikh ATTIQ-UR-REHMAN v. Syed ALI MURTAZA 2014 YLR 1215
• STATE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN v. Mst. Begum RASHEEDA JAMIL 2014 CLD 1216

All Lahore High Court Lahore judgments of 2014 →

advocate for immigration from Sarai Alamgir lawyer

Talk to a Lawyer Free · replies in minutes