RR 33 (g) and the 15th Amendment Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Civil Service Intra Court reversed an improper order of the appellant sole judge on the right to retain residence after the allotment of government accommodation, under which it The Constitution's petition urges guidance to allow it. After his transfer to the federal government, where government residence was maintained for five years, the appellant's position was that in accordance with the allotment policy, a right was created in his favor, not later by amendment. Could have been taken. Policy that reduces residency privileges after a five-to-two-year transfer of validity allotment policy provided that an officer in the office of the appellant retains the official residence for a term of five years or until the residence is granted. Is entitled. The new posting location, whichever was earlier, meant to be attributed to the phrase, whichever was earlier, when an officer was transferred, he could retain a designated house for up to five years provided he had moved to his new location. Appointment of Applicants for Residential Housing is requested that due to R33 (G) of Punjab Services and General Administration Department (S&GAD) (Allotment Policy), 1997; Appellant has maintained Government residence for five years. And can only apply to the federal government for residential housing, there was no right to an allotment nor a mascot while in service. The allotment of the right to appeal a policy of acquiring 15. After posting to the federal government, the public servant had no right to claim or claim the allotment of public housing, the Appellant Province
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