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GOVERNMENTOFN.W.F.P. versus GOHARALI

Civil Procedure Code Order XXXIX Temporary injections and interlocutory orders set out on the recommendation of A XXXIX, RR 1, 2, O XLIII, R 1, and the Civil Service Services of Section 9 Limited Act (IX 1918), Section 5 Has been done Judicial Selection Committee, tried to end due to political pressure The trial court granted a temporary injunction to the government employees instructing the appellate court / district judge in service to pay their salaries to the government employees. And also pay such salary. Until a civil suit is upheld, any appointment made at the behest of political institutions will be void, illegal, unlawful and without any jurisdiction. The issue of public servants was stronger than that imposed by the department selection committee The appointment was being made from appointment. The plaintiffs had a strong case for political pressure and thus when they were set up they were ordered to stay in order. The order was issued and government employees were already serving. No one was denied their compensation. And as he was entitled to salary there can be no service without pay and no question without salary Order 18 on was approved 1995 and a copy of it, the day the defendant (government) Day and the appeal was bound to be ninety days, so the High Court should have filed the case on 18, 1995, while the The case was filed on 21-12 1995, which was the time responsible for the delay of 67 days due to banned government officers who were themselves the defendants in this case, not entitled to delay in filing the appeal. Appeal the appeal advocates from Noshki lawyer