AZAD GOVERNMENT THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY versus RAJA HABIBULLAH KHAN
Section 4 (1) of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974), section 47 (3), dismissed the official authority to represent the government employees when the service was not settled without a question of limitation. Tribunal banned. The Appellate and Department was directed to promote public employment. The Validation Service Tribunal first obliged to determine the question of whether the representation was justified at the time of the ban or not, the Service Tribunal did not consider the most important substantive substantive legal proposal raised before it. ? A copy of the representation was available on record, according to which it was filed after the expiry of three years when the time of representation was stopped on his face, thus rejecting it, the competent authority ordered The service tribunal was set aside for a violation that did not work
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