Caricamenti by Muhammad Asif

2000SCMR296 - Petition U-s 12(2) Principle

2000SCMR 1510 - Seniority---Civil Servant Not Appointed Against a Clear Substantive Vacancy, His Status at the Best Could Be Considered as That of Ad Hoc Officer Till the Availability of Substantive Vacancy

2000 y l r 494 -Representation - Intra Court Appeal Maintainable

2000 P L C CS 1222 - Seniority of Officers of Two Cadres in Combined Seniority List Was, Thus, In Violation of Civil Servants

2000 S C M R 900 section 12-2

2000 S C M R 1440 - Exemption---Gift of Land---Entry of Mutation of Gift Was Subsequent to the Crucial Date i.e. 20-12-1970

2000 S C M R 1321 -Dismissal From Service---Regular Inquiry Not Held---Service Tribunal Had Rightly Concluded That Dismissal of Civil Servant From Service and Subsequent Reduction in Punishment Were Violative of Dictum

2000 SCMR 934 - Being Statutory Rules Could Not Be Altered by an Office Memorandum- Issued by the Establishment Division of Federal Government

2000 Y L R 2711 - Proforma Respondent

1999 Y L R 2209 - Revocation of Gift

1999 S C M R 2482 - Order of Transfer of Civil Servant Made for Administrative Reasons, Could Not Be Said to Have Suffered From Mala Fides

2000 p l c (Cs) 1360- Respondent 3 is a Civil Servant or Not

1999 P L C Cs 738- Resignation - Reinstatement

2000 P L C 347 - Removal From Service Suspension of Operation of Order of Removal Jurisdiction Non Compliance of Order of Court - Contempt

1998 P L C CS 1218 - Tenure of Civil Servant as Chairman, Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Was Not Fixed

1998 SCMR 1494 - Supreme Court Desired That Such Rule With Regard to Correction of Age Should Also Be Applied to Judiciary

1999 P L C Cs 738- As Civil Servant's Resignation Was Not Voluntary, But Due to His Ill Health and on His Recovery He Having Withdrawn His Resignation Before Its Acceptance by Competent Authority

1999 M D 3349-12-2 Next Higher Forum

1998 P L C CS 1221 - Employee, Therefore, Would Be Presumed to Have Been Absorbed and, Therefore, Was Entitled to Be Considered for Pro Forma Promotion

1998 S C M R 88 - Ante-dated Pro Forma Promotion in. B.S. 17

1998 P L C CS 264 - Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973)---Ammendement in Sections 2 and 4

1998 P L C CS 579 - entitled to be given ante-dated promotion from the date he was recommended and became eligible for promotion.docx

1998 P L C CS 221 - Exercise of Powers Under General Law of Master and Servant Although Was Not Questionable in Writ Yet if Service of Employee of Corporation or Public Company Governed Through Same Statute Amenable in Writ

1998 P L C CS 221 - Where, However, Such Action Was Against Law and Had Been Taken in Violation of Right or Excess of Authority or Breach 0f Principles of Natural Justice, Same Would Be Liable to Judicial Review of H C

1998 P L C CS 221 - Constitutional Petition---Employee of Statutory Body---Termination of Service Without Show-cause Notice and Without Affording Opportunity of Being Heard

1998 P L C CS 871 - Merger of Autonomous Body Viz. Pakistan National Centre With Information and Broadcasting Division Through Notifications

1998 P L C CS 221 - ¬Where statutory body or person in public sector through improper exercise of jurisdiction or authority had committed or exercise of power in violation of principles of natural justice amenable in writ

1998 P L C CS 106 - Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973)---Affect of Ammendment in Section 4

1998 P Cr LJ 145 - Contempt of Court---Respondents on 19-2-1995 Were Aware of the Stay Order Passed by High Court

1997 C L C 262 -Plaintiffs Application for Correction of His Date of Birth Having Been Finally Rejected on 24 7 1991 Same Gave Fresh Cause of Action to Petitioner -Plaintiffs Suit Was Thus Within Time

1997 P L C CS 739 - Repatriation Would Be Valid on the Ground That Tenure Post Did Not Mean a Post to Be Held for Prescribed Period

1997 P L C CS 965 - Reversion of civil servant to lower posts without notice ¬Validity Violation of principles of natural justice

1997 P L C Non Payment of Salary is Violation of Arts. 2A, 3, 9 & 14 of the Constitution

1997 P L C CS 327 - Government Had No Legal Competence to Remove Petitioner Before Expiry of Tenure of Three Years, For in Case of Tenure Post, No Change in Terms and Conditions

1996 S C M R 1185 - Rule of Good Governance Demand That the Benefit of Such Judgment by Service Tribunal-Supreme Court Be Extended to Other Civil Servants Who May Not Be Parties to the Litigation

1996 P L C CS 433 - Statutory Rules National Bank of Pakistan (Staff) Services Rules Were First Promulgated in Year 1973 and Subsequently in Year 1980 Rules of 1980,

1996 P L C CS 78 - Service Rules, Change in Effect Change in Service Rules Appeared to Be a Step Towards Specialisation of Each of the Groups in the Department and Did Not Harm or Benefit

1996 S C M R 1688 - Words Repeal or Omission Used in a Statute for Amending the Entire or Part of the Statute Carry the Same Effect

1996 S C M 8413 - IRREGULAR appointment ¬Service Tribunal having re instated civil servant could not be deemed to have committed any illegality or irregularity -

1996 P L C CS 791 - ¬Civil servant could not be allowed in relaxation of rules -which itself was not legal and proper- to count period of service as ad hoc employee towards seniority in the department

1994 S C M R 759 - Vested Rights Only Means Rights Which Are Not Dependent on Any Contingency

1996 M L D 833 - Employees of High Court, whether civil servants-¬Constitutional petition---Competence

1995SCMR762 - Upgradation and Fixation of Seniority

1995SCMR762 - Upgradation and Fixation of Seniority

1994 S C M R 1393 - Powers of a Statutory Corporation What the Statute Creating the Corporation Does Not Expressly or Impliedly Authorize is to Betaken to Be Prohibited

1995 m l d 966 - Employee of Public Limited Company Under Control of Federal Government

1994 S C M R 987 - Wrong Advice - Not Condonable

1993 SCMR 1533 - Gratuity and Pension Being Two Distinct Types of Retirement Benefits,

1994 P L C CS 1717 Proceedings Against Employee Having Been Initiated by an Incompetent Authority Were Thus, Without Jurisdiction and All Actions Taken in Pursuance of Such Notice Had No Legal Force