ORDER SHEET
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINDH BENCH
AT SUKKUR
C. P. No. D – 1507 of 2017
C. P. No. D – 2193 of 2017
C. P. No. D – 594 of 2018
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Date
of hearing |
Order with signature
of Judge |
09.10.2018
M/s Azhar Ali Mazari, Athar Hussain Abro and Mir Ali Nawaz Jagirani, Advocates
for the petitioners.
Mr. Liaquat Ali Shar, Additional
Advocate General Sindh.
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These petitions involve the
applications of the petitioners to be appointed on deceased quota. Their
applications claimed to have been pending but are not being decided for one
reason or the other. It is claimed by learned counsel for the petitioners that
there is a policy to be followed and in terms of the latest amendment in Rules
10-A and 11-A of the Sindh Civil Servants (Appointment, Promotion and Transfer)
Rules, 1974, such applications are to be decided.
Learned AAG
has conceded insofar as the consideration of the applications is concerned,
however, he submits that each and every application has its own merit and to be
dealt with in accordance with law. He concedes that all the applications of the
petitioners who claim to be the children of the deceased employees shall be
considered in the light of latest pronouncement of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in
the case of Province of Sindh v. Waheed Ali and others in C. Ps. Nos. 482-503-K of 2016.
Accordingly, these petitions are disposed
of with the direction that their applications for appointment be considered
in terms of the rules and regulations and the principle as laid down in the
aforesaid judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court. It is expected that all such
applications be considered and disposed them of with the speaking order within
three (03) months.
All the petitions stand disposed
of
in the above terms along with pending applications, if any.
J U D G E
J U D G E
Abdul Basit