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Constitution of Pakistan (1973)--------Art. 212(3)---Ad hoc salaries, payment of---Civil servants were terminated from service---Review Committee constituted by the Authorities gave interim relief to the terminated civil servants and allowed ad hoc salaries up to May, 2000---Service Tribunal admitted appeals filed by the civil servants but declined interim relief---One of the civil servants was extended such relief by consent order passed by Supreme Court--­Authorities, in the present case were not willing to extend such concession to the civil servants---Contention of the civil servants was that similar relief be allowed to them as was given to the other civil servant---Validity---Order passed by the Supreme Court in the case of the civil servant was a consent order and since the Authorities were not willing to consent in the present petitions the relief given to the other civil servant could not be given to the present civil servants---Petition was disposed of accordingly. Petitioners in person. A.A. Siddiqui, Advocate-on-Record for Respondents. Date of hearing: 26th December, 2000. ORDER NAZIM HUSSAIN SIDDIQUI, J.---This order will dispose of petitions Nos.575 to 685 and 697 to 701-K of 2000 as, common questions are involved in these matters. The petitioners were employees of Pakistan Steel Mills and their services, en bloc, were terminated on 1-2-2000. They approached Management of the respondents and a Review Committee was constituted, which gave them interim relief in the way that they were allowed ad hoc salaries up to May, 2000. Thereafter, they approached Federal Service Tribunal for redress of their grievance. The Tribunal admitted their appeals, but declined any interim relief and fixed the matter for hearing on 16-4-2.000, which date later on…

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