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Petitioner: NASIMUL HAQ NAQVI VS Respondent: SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, ISLAMABAD
1992 P L C (C
1992 P L C (C.S.) 195
[Federal Service Tribunal]
Present: Syed Ally Madad Shah, Chairman and Misbah Ullah Khan, Member
Syed NASIMUL HAQ NAQVI
versus
SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, ISLAMABAD and 4 others
Appeals Nos.100-K and 158-K of 1986 decided on 17th July, 1991.
(a) Civil service---
---- Upgradation to BPS-17---Civil Servant fulfilled requisite qualifications and conditions for his upgradation to BPS-17 on specified date, there was, thus, no reason for denying him upgradation with retrospective effect when other incumbents of posts/respondents were allowed upgradation from the date of first notification of specified date.
(b) Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973)---
----S. 4---Civil servant filing two appeals before Service Tribunal---One of 'the appeals against rejection of his representation before Departmental Authority was dismissed while his other appeal after rejection of his departmental appeal by the President, was accepted and his upgradation to BPS-17 was directed to be reckoned from specified date i.e. date on which respondents were promoted.
Manzoor Ali Khan for Appellant.
Niaz Ahmad Khan for Respondents Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 5 alongwith Ghayyur Abbas D.R.
Respondent No. 4 (absent).
Date of hearing: 26th June, 1991.