ASGHAR KHAN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH HOME SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
Article 199 Constitutional Right to Civil Service Appointment, Rule of Scope In 2008, the applicants applied for employment in Sindh Police and they passed the physical and written examinations, the petitioners claimed. That there is a right to an appointment for these positions. The request submitted by the authorities was that the applications filed in the year 2011 were influenced by the principles of bribery and that the applicant had no exclusive rights. The applicants did not have the right to enforce under Article 199 of the Constitution on the date they filed the petition and it was considered due to the bribes which the court refused to exercise at its discretion, where in the petition Delayed, there was no limit, but matters related to changing parties' behavior and situation in the simplest form, meant that a person should fail to do what was supposed to be done. By this, within a reasonable time, if the constitutional petition was not treated within a reasonable time, the relief of the constitutional jurisdiction was at its discretion and needed to be treated with justice, so the exercise of discretion by the court. There is no hard and fast rule that can be devised to deny relief in its use. Extraordinary jurisdiction request denied
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