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Constitution of Pakistan (1973)--------Art. 212(3)---Leave to appeal---Delay of 11 days in fling petition was condoned, but there being no ground for interfering with of Service Tribunal leave to appeal was refused. ORDER SAAD SAOOD JAN, J.---The petitioner was a Reader in the Court of a Magistrate at Depalpur. On the charges that he did not reside at the station of his posting and was habitually late in attending the Court disciplinary proceedings were initiated against him. The inquiry officer found .the charges established and submitted his report to the Deputy Commissioner and then sent a show-cause notice to; him, The petitioner failed to respond to the notice but instead startup applying for leave on medical grounds on the basis of certificates issued by private medical practitioners. He was called upon to appear before the Medical Superintendent but the communications sent to him in this regard remained unanswered as he was not available on the address that he had himself supplied to the office. In these circumstances the notices were published in the daily newspapers. These publications failed to elicit any response from him. Ultimately, the Deputy Commissioner sent another show-cause notice to him at his East known address why action should not be taken against him for unauthorised absence. At last he submitted a reply. The Deputy Commissioner considered his reply and also heard him in person. He found his…

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