Hafiz MUHAMMAD YAQOOB vs FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Federal Education and Professional Training,

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Hafiz MUHAMMAD YAQOOB VS FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Federal Education and Professional Training, Government of Pakistan art. 199---Constitutional petition---Concurrent findings, associating of---Scope---In case of concurrent findings of the Courts below, scope of the constitutional petition becomes very limited---Concurrent findings can only be interfered with when the orders of the Courts below are fanciful or based on misreading or non-reading of the evidence. Citation Name: 2025 PLC(CS) 492 ISLAMABADBookmark this Case Hafiz MUHAMMAD YAQOOB VS FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Federal Education and Professional Training, Government of Pakistan Deceased employee---Family pension---Tarka---Entitlement---Father of the deceased employee assailed concurrent findings whereby the widow of the deceased was held entitled for financial benefits---Validity---Term "Tarka" is the grant / benefit which an employee shall be entitled to / can claim during his lifetime / period of service; and the non-tarka are the benefits which have not accrued to the employee while he was alive or in service but accrue or become payable to him after his demise/service, for which nominated legal heirs of employee become entitled after his death---Pension Rules, 2018, while dealing with the matter of Gratuity and Family Pension, provide that same will be given to the wife or wives, in case of a male Government servant ; husband, in case of a female Government servant; children of the Government servant; widow or widows and children of a deceased son of the Government servant; and similarly family pension is also liable to be paid to widow of the deceased Government servant---Petitioner (father of the deceased Government employee) had failed to make any submissions on the point as to how the concurrent orders passed by both the Courts below were not in consonance with law or were without jurisdiction or in excess of jurisdiction---Constitutional petition, filed by father of the deceased Government employee, was dismissed, in circumstances. Citation Name: 2025 PLC(CS) 492 ISLAMABADBookmark this Case Hafiz MUHAMMAD YAQOOB VS FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Federal Education and Professional Training, Government of Pakistan Deceased employee---Prime Minister Assistance Package---Family Pension---Tarka---Scope---Father of the deceased employee assailed concurrent findings whereby the widow of the deceased was held entitled for financial benefits---Prime Minister Assistance Package provided that pension, accommodation, employment, education, health, plot of land, house building advance etc. of the employee who died in service were to be paid to the spouse or children as defined in the said package, but father of the deceased employee was not held entitled to receive the amount which did not fall within the definition of tarka---Fund and grants announced by the employer to be paid after the death of an employee during service to compensate the untimely death of the employee, was the prerogative and discretion of the employer, which could nominate the person from his family to receive such compensation Petitioner (father of the deceased Government employee) had failed to make any submissions on the point as to how the concurrent orders passed by both the Courts below were not in consonance with law or were without jurisdiction or in excess of jurisdiction---Constitutional petition, filed by father of the deceased Government employee, was dismissed, in circumstances. Citation Name: 2025 PLC(CS) 492 ISLAMABADBookmark this Case Hafiz MUHAMMAD YAQOOB VS FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Federal Education and Professional Training, Government of Pakistan art. 199---Writ of certiorari , issuing of---Scope---High Court, while issuing a writ of certiorari, acts in supervisory, and not appellate jurisdiction---High Court in exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction will not review the findings of facts reached by the inferior Court or a tribunal.

Hafiz MUHAMMAD YAQOOB vs FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Federal Education and Professional Training, Government of Pakistan art — 2025 PLC(CS) 492 ISLAMABAD

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