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SOHAIL AAMER vs BANK OF PUNJAB through Chairman art — 2026 PLC(CS) 789 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE

Case information

Citation
2026 PLC(CS) 789 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE
Court
Lahore High Court
Year
2026
Reporter
PLC
Parties
SOHAIL AAMER vs BANK OF PUNJAB through Chairman art
Subject matter
Service

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Judgment text as reported

SOHAIL AAMER VS BANK OF PUNJAB through Chairman art.199---Constitutional petition---Termination from service, challenge to---Petitioner's service being governed under non-statutory rules of service---Maintainability of constitutional petition---Scope---Termination from service being part of terms and conditions of service---Effect---The petitioner while serving as Vice President of the respondent-Bank was separated from service on the ground of failure to meet the minimum performance benchmark despite availing a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP)---His appeal/review seeking reinstatement was subsequently dismissed whereafter he invoked constitutional jurisdiction through filing of the present petition---Primary issue in the present matter was "whether the constitutional petition was maintainable to challenge separation from service and refusal of reinstatement where the petitioner's service conditions were governed by non-statutory rules of the respondent-Bank?"---Held: The Rules and Regulations governing the service of employees of the respondent-Bank were non-statutory in nature, hence, for enforcement of the same, writ petition was not maintainable---Order of separation from employment was part of terms and conditions of service, which was governed by non-statutory rules, and the same were for the internal functioning of the Bank and framed by the Bank, thus, for assailing the same, the present petition was not maintainable---Constitutional petition dismissed, in circumstances.

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