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(a) Civil Service  Leave-Medical certificate recommending leave by Doctor of Government Hospital-Cannot be rejected and disbelieved without sufficient cause. Nazir Ahmad Shah v. D. C., Multan 1980 P L C (C. S.) 228 rel. (b) Civil service Leave-Medical certificate patently genuine submitted-Absence of leave application accompanying such certificates-Can be over looked. (c) Civil service Leave-On medical grounds-Home address not indicated on leave applications-Adverse notice taken for such omission.                                                                                                                                                                 JUDGMENT SH. HAFEEZUR REHMAN (MEMBER).---In this case the appellant is Riaz Ahmed Cheema who impugnes the order dated 11th February, 1978 issued by the S. P., Gujranwala, dismissing the appellant from service for misconduct and seeks to get it set aside. Also impugned are orders dated 29th February 1978 made by the D. I. G. Police, Gujranwala Range, and order dated 28th September, 1978 of the I. G. of Police, turning down his appeals against the first Order. 2. Brief facts of the case are that while serving as A. S. I. in the C. I. A., Gujranwala, the appellant applied for four months' leave to look after his domestic affairs and to obtain treatment for his heart trouble. He was granted one month's leave by the S. P. from 1st July, 1977 td 31st July, 19/7 which was due to him. According to the leave granted to him, the appellant was due back on 1st hbhg0August, 1977 but on 31st July, 1977 he put in another application requesting leave on medical grounds from 31st July, 1977 to 29th August, 1977 i. e. for the month of August, 1977. This application was accompanied by a certificate issued by the Medical…