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SECRETARY ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION, ISLAMABAD vs TAHAWWAR AHMAD F — 2021 SCMR 46 SUPREME-COURT

Case information

Citation
2021 SCMR 46 SUPREME-COURT
Court
Supreme Court of Pakistan
Year
2021
Reporter
SCMR
Parties
SECRETARY ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION, ISLAMABAD vs TAHAWWAR AHMAD F
Subject matter
Service

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Judgment text as reported

SECRETARY ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION, ISLAMABAD VS TAHAWWAR AHMAD F.R. 17---Civil servant granted pro forma promotion to BS-22 on orders of the Federal Service Tribunal---Allotment of additional plot, entitlement to---Civil servant who was granted proforma promotion was entitled only to arrears of pay and allowances of such higher post and nothing more---Question of allotment of an additional plot in terms of the Government's policy did not relate to or grant any benefit to the civil servants who had been granted proforma promotion as the same was limited to civil servants who were eligible and had been promoted/inducted as Federal Secretaries---Service Tribunal in its original judgment had granted respondent-civil servant ante-dated promotion only---Tribunal while exercising jurisdiction for implementation of its judgment lacked powers as well as jurisdiction to modify or amend its original judgment which was limited to grant of ante-dated promotion only---On a miscellaneous petition filed by the respondent the Tribunal acted illegally and without jurisdiction by expanding the scope of its original judgment in directing the competent authority to process the case for allotment of an additional plot in favour of the respondent---In passing such order, the Tribunal neither considered the meaning and scope of FR-17 nor the policy of the Government---Order passed by the Tribunal to process the case for allotment of an additional plot in favour of the respondent was set aside.

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