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ZARIF KHAN versus GOVERNMENTOFN.-W.F.P.

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 199, 208 and 212 High Court employees, whether civil servants serving as Constitution Petitioners Petitioners who serve as private secretaries and readers in the High Court, as part of the terms and conditions of service of High Court employees. There were no "civil servants". Under Article 1212 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), this law was not kept by Parliament or the Provincial Assembly, it was under the power of Article 208 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), with the approval of the High Court, known as the rules. Rules were created. The rules of the Ministerial Establishment (Appointments and Terms of Service) in the High Court regulate the terms and conditions of service of persons serving in the High Court, whereas the Service Tribunal had special jurisdiction under Section 4 of the Service Tribunals Act 1973. To decide on matters related to it. Terms and Conditions of Service of Public Employees Applicants are not Government employees, considering their terms and conditions As a Service, the High Court shall have jurisdiction to entertain the matters arising therefrom if the applicants are public Even after being employed, the jurisdiction of the service tribunal was removed because their case was advance increment, which was not guaranteed by any service rolls, but was subject to it. Violations of privileges of a particular group that were not eligible for constitutional application filed by the applicants against their complaints by the Service Tribunal, law websites from Sohawa District Daska lawyer