PAKISTAN DIPLOMA ENGINEERS FEDERATION (REGD.) versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Section 27 and 2 (k) of the Pakistan Engineering Council Act 1976, the diploma engineers employed in Pakistan Railways lost progress in grade 18 on the development that they were not registered as professional engineers and consulting engineers with the Pakistan Engineering Council. Even they were there for reasons. His seniority was entitled to the Grade 18 provisions of the Pakistan Engineering Council Act 1976, which could include cases of persons involved in professional engineering activities, whether employed in a private or a governmental organization. They were asked to do something. Professional engineering work, as defined under the Pakistan Engineering Council Act, 1976, the government may appoint a non-graduate engineer to any position in any grade, but if the post includes the performance of professional engineering work. If so, such an appointment would attract the penalties listed in Section 27, Pakistan Engineering Council. Act, 1976
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