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RAKHSHINDA HABIB versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

Article 199 Constitution Petition Civil Service Promotion Claiming Progress by Late Employee Legal Heritage Advantages of Employees' Legal Heritage Advocacy Advocates were dismissed against the deceased husband who filed an appeal before the service tribunal. A service tribunal appeal was pending. The death of a civil servant was denied The wife of the deceased public servant filed a constitutional petition for the development of her late husband. It cannot be developed after the death of a civil servant, however, the pension benefits related to reinforcement can be extended to legal heirs. The obliged employee authority was instructed to consider the case of a development official on the subject of a deferred civil servant, and if he was entitled to it, the benefits of development would be extended to legal heirs. \ r \ n

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