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Lambardar------   ----Candidate being in service ignored by Collector-Appointment           of         other    candidate             made-Unsuccessful candidate resigning from service subsequently--Cannot be appointed in appeal. P L D 1963 W. P. (Rev.) 3 fol.   ORDER   This case relates to the appointment of a temporary Lambar dar of Chak No. 32/MB, Thal Colony, District Sargodha. The previous Lambardar who was brother of Fateh Khan appellant had been dismissed for having been involved in a murder case. The respondent Muhammad Iqbal who was employed as a teacher in another village was ignored by the Col lector on the ground of his being an absentee. The Collec tor's choice fell upon Fateh Khan but the learned Com missioner interfered in appeal and appointed Muhammad Iqbal instead as it was stated that by that time he had resigned from his teaching job and had taken up residence in the estate. A second appeal has now been filed by Fateh Khan and a revision by Muhammad Bakhsh, who was also a claiment before the Collector and whose appeal had been dismissed by the learned Commissioner. https://www.pakistanlawsite.com/Login/PrintCaseLaw?caseName=1964BR-WP14               1/3 P L D 1964 W   Two main points have been taken up before me. The first is that at the time of the appointment of Fateh Khan as Lambardar by the Collector Muhammad Iqbal was not residing in the estate. According to Muhammad Iqbal's own case he was then employed as a…