ZAMIR IQBAL KHAN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Section 10 was a constitutional transfer of the petition requesting the constitutional jurisdiction of a civil servant, suffering from the jurisdictional transfer of Article 212 (2) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 212 and 199 constitutional petition transfer and posting terms and conditions of service. During the ban period and in violation of the rules and regulations, the order was passed in relation to any matter relating to the terms and conditions of service under Article 199 of the Constitution and in respect of which the service tribunal had a special jurisdiction. The Constitution was not applicable, for that authority was the High Court. Prior to the approval of the constitutional application for admission and interim relief order, the decision of the jurisdiction regarding the appointment and transfer of the terms and conditions of service of the Government employees shall be decided, and thus the exclusive jurisdiction of the Service Tribunal. I will come The requirement for the Quito Government employee's office was somewhat under the authority of the competent authority, and even if it was a decree, extreme power or quorum non-judgment, the matter fell under the jurisdiction of the Service Tribunal and the civil court, including the High Court. The jurisdiction of the Courts was that a constitutional application dismissed as a result of Article 212 of the Constitution was dismissed.
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