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MUHAMMAD MATLUB KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

Civil Servants Act 1973 Section 8 2 (b) and 23 seniority civil servants on Defiance Person and employee employed on contract were excluded from the scope of public employee appreciation Appeal joined the Intelligence Bureau 1 7 1978 Ministry Defensively after deposition. The two-year term and deputation period were extended from time to time until he retired from the Army Service in 152 1983 and rose to the rank of Assistant Director, under his retirement rules, under the Government Employees Act, 1973. Was created under Provided that a deputationist could be permanently absorbed with three years of approved service, but there was no arrangement for the inclusion of any person working on the contract, and that too, the induction policy adversely affected the rights of other public servants. It also explicitly ordered that the employee employed on the contract would not receive any seniority and would not be listed on the regular Graduation List, in which the appellant participated. The payer who joined the aforementioned bureau on 25 10 1974 by the Public Service Commission This strong growth was found as assistant director was senior to him. Appellant online advocate from Karachi lawyer