AHMAD ALI versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL, PUNJAB POLICE
Punjab Service Tribunals Act 1974 Section 4 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) leave for appeal of applicants, after the dismissal of their appeals by the departmental authorities, the inspector general was filed before the police, but The Service Tribunal found out only when it learned that the Service Tribunal refused to postpone the delay on the ground that the applicants had no right to file a review or other appeal with the Inspector General of Police and at that time The extension of time set for the tiling appeal cannot be allowed before the tribunal's view. The service tribunal is not subject to any legal impairment, so no leave was made for appeal and leave of appeal was denied.
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