Civil Servants Act 1973 & Rules MCQs

108 MCQs  (Page 5 of 11)

Where no provision for appeal or review exists, a civil servant may make a representation within thirty days to:
The President
The authority next above the authority which made the order
The Federal Service Tribunal
The appointing authority
Under the proviso to Section 22(2), NO representation lies on matters relating to:
Fixation of pay
Imposition of minor penalties
Determination of fitness of a person to hold a post or to be promoted
Seniority
Section 23 preserves the power of the President to deal with the case of any civil servant as he deems just and equitable, BUT where the Act applies the case shall not be dealt with:
Without the advice of the Prime Minister
In any manner less favourable than provided by the Act or rules
Without consulting the FPSC
Contrary to Cabinet decision
Section 23B (Jurisdiction barred) bars courts from questioning orders under the Act, save as provided under the Act and the:
Service Tribunals Act, 1973
Federal Ombudsman Order, 1983
Constitution Article 199
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
Under Section 24, the power to remove difficulties could NOT be exercised after the expiry of:
Two years from the coming into force of the Act
Six months from the coming into force of the Act
One year from the coming into force of the Act
Three years from the coming into force of the Act
Section 26 of the Civil Servants Act, 1973 repealed the:
Civil Servants Act, 1962
Government of India Act, 1935
Government Servants (Conduct) Rules, 1964
Civil Servants Ordinance, 1973 (XIV of 1973)
A 'Departmental Selection Committee' is constituted for the purpose of:
Promotion to posts in BPS-19 and above
Promotion to posts in BPS-18 and below
Transfer of officers between Divisions
Initial appointment to posts in BPS-1 and above outside the purview of FPSC