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RAZIA SATTAR versus MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT MAYO HOSPITAL

R Delegation R2 Punjab Health Department Nursing Service Rules, 1981, R3 Punjab Health Department Nursing Service Rules, 1986, R3 Constitution Of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Staff Nurse Chief Dismissed by Nursing Superintendent Officer next able to pass orders for removal of the Head of the Tribunal, the Tribunal found that the Chief Nursing Superintendent had sentenced the Medical Superintendent to the next downstairs as a punishment for staff nurses. Was nominated. His argument is that the subject and scope of the 1971 Rules differed from the subject and scope of the Rules of 1981 and 1986, which would appear in the comparison of R2 of Rule 1971 and R3 of Rule 1981 or 1986. Arguments were made on the basis of these rules before the service tribunal. The Supreme Court remanded the matter to the Service Tribunal to consider the following questions and decide the case after recording evidence and evidence, if necessary, to consider the documents prepared by the parties and the relevant rules. After his hearing, (i) who was the next chief? Defective action for the purpose of Mayo Hospital-related regulations. (ii) what rules were applicable for the appellants in the relevant time. (iii) whether the Medical Superintendent may delegate powers of the next officer to the Nursing Superintendent in the 1971 Rules. online advocate from Dina lawyer