Legal Case Summary

Case Details
Case ID 000b2186-7141-4b16-a244-81b7bdfedee7
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Case Number Appeals Nos. 4-A of 1973, 45 of 1974 and 3 of 1975
Decision Date Nov 03, 1975
Hearing Date
Decision The Tribunal found that the termination of the appellants' services was illegal due to the lack of evidence supporting the allegations of 'subversive activities' and 'anti-social activities'. The Tribunal highlighted that the appellants were not given any notice or opportunity to respond to the allegations against them, which is a violation of the Sind Civil Servants (Efficiency and Discipline) Rules, 1973. The appeals were allowed, and the appellants were deemed to be on duty from the date of their suspension, entitled to all service benefits.
Summary The case revolves around the illegal termination of services of three teachers, who were accused of vague allegations of subversive and anti-social activities without any inquiry or proper notice. The Service Tribunal in Sindh ruled in favor of the appellants, emphasizing the need for a fair hearing and adherence to the legal provisions outlined in the Sind Civil Servants (Efficiency and Discipline) Rules, 1973. The decision highlights the importance of due process in civil service disciplinary actions, ensuring that civil servants are protected against arbitrary dismissal. Keywords include 'Sind Civil Servants', 'disciplinary action', 'due process', 'service termination', and 'education law'.
Court Service Tribunal, Sindh
Entities Involved Not available
Judges HAMZO KHAN M. KURESHI (CHAIRMAN), ABDUL WALI MAKHDOOM (MEMBER)
Lawyers Not available
Petitioners ROSHAN ALI, Mr. Abdullah Atiq, Mr. Nizamuddin Mahotto, Mr. Ali Ahmed
Respondents DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER, LARKANA, Secretary of Education Government of Sind
Citations 1977 SLD 1492, 1977 PLC 8
Other Citations Not available
Laws Involved Sind Civil Servants (Efficiency and Discipline) Rules, 1973
Sections 4-A, 5