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Petitioner: MUHAMMAD PUNJAL MANGI VS Respondent: DEPUTY DIRECTOR, FOOD, HYDERABAD REGION AND 2 OTHERS
Court Name: Sindh Service Tribunal Judge(s): Ghulam Rasool K. Sheikh, Abdul kadir, G. A. Mughal Title:MUHAMMAD PUNJAL MANGI vs DEPUTY DIRECTOR, FOOD, HYDERABAD REGION
AND 2 OTHERS Case No.: Appeal No. 8 of 1978 Date of Judgment:- Reported As: 1980 PLC (C. S.) 585 Result: Appeal dismissed Judgment ORDER GHULAM RASOOL SHAIKH (CHAIRMAN).-Before we proceed to write this order it may be pointed out that the main record of the Chairman of the Tribunal was misplaced by the staff after the order was duly written on 30-5-1979. In spite of the best efforts the record is not traceable. Consequently it has become necessary to reconstitute the record. In this Tribunal 4 files are maintained. One file is for tree Chairman, 2 files are for the Members and one file is for the Registrar but the final order is contained in the file of the Chairman. So file of Member I is now being treated as the main file and following fresh order is being re--written from the dictation taken by the steno in his note book as well as after considering the entire record. This is an appeal under section 4 of the Sind Service Tribunals Act, 1973. The appellant originally was Godown-keeper. At his own request he was posted as Junior Clerk. After sometime again he requested for re-appointment in the executive cadre and he was appointed as Food Inspector on the basis of his seniority from the date of his first appointment. Later on he was reverted to ministerial cadre as his lien on his previous past was not maintained. So he filed this appeal for re- appointment in the executive cadre. From the statements of steno it is plain enough that no appeal lies against the order for transferring to or holding a particular post by virtue of section 4 of the Sind Service Tribunals Act, 1973. Consequently appeal is dismissed.