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SHAHID MASOOD MALIK versus HABIB BANK LTD

R-Service 37 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 2A & 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 1212 (3) Deposits of Service and Criminal proceedings regarding the error of accounts withdrawal from the criminal court Due to its scope of use, various accounts were forcibly withdrawn from service before withdrawing the service before the service tribunal was also dismissed by the applicant on the same charge. The criminal case filed against him was acquitted by the criminal court, such an act did not bring punishment. Respecting the case filed against the culprits, both proceedings were prosecuted against the offender while the prosecution was in connection with the charges of infamy and corruption as the proceedings could be both as well as their nature was different. Consequently, after the departmental proceedings under the Safety and Discipline Line Rules of a Government Employee, when the accused officer was acquitted of any criminal charge, the ban was not granted, so that the authorized authority was given He may impose a fine on employment termination under R37 of the Service Rules. In the case of Habib Bank Limited employees, if the employees were found guilty, the Supreme Court refused to intervene in the leave to appeal the service tribunal. lawer from fb area from Wan Radha Ram lawyer