Credit Manual of Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan

Leave to appeal was granted by the Supreme Court to consider as to whether the rules governing the petitioners were statutory in nature and that inquiry report was not furnished to them, which had violated principles of natural justice; whether authorised officer had failed to issue any notice to petitioners after receiving inquiry report, which had prevented petitioners from explaining their position qua inquiry report; whether Service Tribunal in impugned judgment had not discussed the merits of case of petitioner in spite of the fact that he had been proceeded against on entirely different charges than the one levelled against petitioner in the other petition and whether concerned authority lacked jurisdiction under the rules to decide the matter .

Leave to appeal was granted by the Supreme Court to consider as to whether the rules governing the petitioners were statutory in nature and that inquiry report was not furnished to them, which had violated principles of natural justice; whether authorised officer had tailed to issue any notice to petitioners after receiving inquiry report, which had prevented petitioners from explaining their position qua inquiry report; whether Service Tribunal in impugned judgment had not discussed the merits of case of petitioner in spite of the fact that he had been proceeded against on entirely different charges than the one levelled against petitioner in the other petition and whether concerned authority lacked jurisdiction under the rules to decide the matter.