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Constitution of Pakistan (1973)--- --------Art. 212(3)-Appeal from order of Civil Service Tribunal-Lies to Supreme Court only if substantial question of law of public importance involved-All relevant documents having been properly considered and interpreted by Service Tribunal and no substantial question of law invoking public importance involved, leave to appeal refused.-[Civil service]. ORDER MUHAMMAD AFZAL CHEEMA, J.-Yousaf Hussain Siddiqi petitioner herein a U. D. C. in the Settlement Organization was transferred from Bannu to Mardan. He joined at the latter station on 18-6-1962 and worked till 16-7-1962. 1t appears that being unhappy over his transfers he unsuccessfully represented to the authorities for its cancellation or subsequent retransfer to Bannu. His position is that he proceeded on a fortnight leave in the first instance from 17-7-1962 and never resigned, whereas according to the Department, he actually resigned from service soon thereafter. It is in evidence that he made several representations for payment of his G. P. Fund, finalization of his pension case taking into account his service in the army, and ultimately after serving a notice under section 80 of the C. P. C., brought a civil suit seeking a declaration that he was still in service sod entitled to arrears of his pay. The suit was dismissed and his appeal before the District Judge also failed. He then brought a second suit and…

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