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Petitioner: MUHAMMAD AKHTAR VS Respondent: GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
1992 P L C (C
1992 P L C (C.S.) 1203
[Karachi High Court]
Before Nasir Aslam Zahid and Shaukat Hussain Zubedi, JJ
MUHAMMAD AKHTAR
Versus
GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN through the Secretary of Ministry of Interior, Islamabad and another
C.P. No. D-1064 of 1990, decided on' 2nd April, 1992.
Constitution of Pakistan (1973)---
---Arts. 212 and 199---Constitutional jurisdiction of High Court in service matters---Bar---Termination of service of ad hoc employee ---Re6efs claimed by civil servant related to terms and conditions of service---Termination of service even if mala fide or for ulterior motives or had been made on basis of decision of Cabinet, civil servant desiring to challenge such termination would have his remedy before Service Tribunal and not before High Court in its Constitutional jurisdiction---Provision of Art. 212 of the Constitution was a complete bar to the maintainability of Constitutional petition under Art. 199 of the constitution.
Abdul Bari v. Government of Pakistan PLD 1981 Kar: 290.
I. A. Hashmi for Petitioner.
Ikram Ahmed Ansari, Dy. Attorney-General for Respondents.
Dates of hearing: 30th March, 1991 and 2nd April, 1992.
JUDGMENT