SUBAH SADIQ KHAN versus PUNJAB PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
West Pakistan Civil Service (Judicial Branch) Rules 1962 Supplement Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Competitive Examination Providing Corps Numbers to Eligible Candidates Failing to Get a Qualifying Number in a Writing Paper and Failing to Get a Qualifying Number in Candidate Aggregate Candidates ing Grant request for waste number was rejected, he filed a constitutional application which was dismissed after the candidate did not aggravate the matter, after the Supreme Court decision in the case of section Maroof Ali, the candidate filed another constitution. An application was filed, which was reported by PLD 1988S According to school. 356; in which the Supreme Court had framed that a candidate could be given up to five marks under the relevant rule, failing to obtain the marks of eligibility even in a written paper, and so on. The given numbers can also be added in total. The objection is that the candidate's earlier constitutional petition sought similar relief which has already been excluded, the latest constitutional petition was affected by the rule of Res Judeta. Held canceled, following the Supreme Court's announcement, the candidate approached the Public Service Commission for the provision of necessary relief in light of the law announced in the case, but his request was denied, the action was fresh. The most likely reason would come from a candidate's constitutional request was justified because the applicant has now claimed that it received a substantial amount of support that was based on the Supreme Court decision and the Public Service Commission was allowed. It was directed that it be Western Pak
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