Case Details

Citation(s)
1998 SLD 767 = 1998 CLC 1837
Sindh High Court
Constitutional Petition No.D-2402 of 1996, decided on 15th April, 1998
Presented By: Before Wajihuddin Ahmed, C.J. and Muhammad Roshan Essani, J
Muhammad Latif Saghar for Applicants. Muhammad Salim, Additional Advocate-General, Sindh alongwith Ghulam Mustafa Abro, Senior Chief Transport and Communication Department, Syed Arshad Ali, Additional Secretary, Finance and Dr. Tahir Soomro, Secretary Transport.

KARACHI          TRANSPORT          CORPORATION WORKERS UNION---Petitioner

VERSUS

GOVERNMENT OF SINDH through Chief Secretary, Sindh Secretariat No. 1, Karachi and 3 others---Respondents

Law: Constitution of Pakistan, 1973

Section: 199

  Constitution of Pakistan (1973)-- ----Art.199---Constitutional petition---Non-payment of dues to petitioner-- Respondent-Authorities stated that a schedule regarding payment had been worked out and various steps had been visualised to arrange for the funds to make payment to the petitioners---Petitioners were unable to find fault with the steps and the timings scheduled in the arrangement of payment to them---Such schedule, accordingly was placed on record, but functionaries of State were cautioned by High Court to ensure due implementation in letter and spirit-- Pending contempt and other proceedings which would be taken up in course of time, High Court, to ensure effective implementation, by consent, appointed a person who was former Officail Assignee to oversee timely execution of various steps visualised in the schedule. Muhammad Latif Saghar for Applicants. Muhammad Salim, Additional Advocate-General, Sindh alongwith Ghulam Mustafa Abro, Senior Chief Transport and Communication Department, Syed Arshad Ali, Additional Secretary, Finance and Dr. Tahir Soomro, Secretary Transport. ORDER   The learned Advocate-General, states that a schedule regarding payment has been worked out and through the same various steps have been visualised to arrange for the funds. The learned counsel for the…
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