Federal Constitutional Court Sets Principles for Govt Recruitment

Federal Constitutional Court sets principles for govt recruitment

In a written judgment issued by Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan, the court ruled that denying government employment to a candidate...

FIR alone can't bar public employment

FCC rules mere accusation does not prove guilt

FCC rules acquittal no bar to government jobs

ISLAMABAD - The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) Tuesday dismissed the Lahore High Court verdict, which denied appointment of the petitioner on account of his previous involvement in a criminal case.

FCC lays down six principles for government recruitment, bars rejection based solely on FIR

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has established six legal principles for government recruitment, ruling that candidates cannot be denied public-sector jobs merely because an FIR was once registered against them, particularly after their acquittal. In its written verdict authored by Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan, the court held that refusing...

FIR Alone Cannot Disqualify Acquitted Candidate From Govt Job, FCC Rules

The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has ordered the police to appoint a driver constable candidate within 30 days, ruling that an FIR alone cannot disqualify a person from government employment once a court has acquitted him. A bench headed by Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan set aside the disqualification notification from police department as well as […]

FIR Registration Cannot Disqualify Anyone from Government Jobs

The Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that the mere registration of an FIR will not be a cause of disqualification for government employment. A