MUHAMMAD JAMEEL versus TALUKA NAZIM, TALUKA MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION KHAIRPUR
Sections 49, 57 and 58 Sindh Local Government (TM / UAPT) Rules, 2001, R3 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Not issuing temporary employment notice from employment to natural justice, the principle of applicants strengthening The moderator made the appointment. As a result of his joining the Talek Municipal Administration and accordingly, the salaries of the applicants were withheld due to his appointment as illegal. Applicants used to violate the principles of natural justice. Authorities in the legal process had declared it illegal to immediately terminate applicants' services to stand trial, although authorities were obliged to issue separate showcase notices to all applicants, though temporarily The mention was made temporarily. s and allegations that his appointment was unlawful and without the adoption of the rules prescribed by the authorities at the time, the authorities violated the Audi Ultram PARTIUM rule, which was used in all judicial and non-judicial proceedings. Was also applicable and was read as part of every law, permitting the application of the constitutional application against the principles of justice, illegal, unconstitutional, highly deserted, and natural justice to be served by the authorities. Was given
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