1. WAHEEDUDDIN AHMAD, J.-The petitioner was appointed Overseer with effect from 10th October 1959, by the Superintending Engineer, Quetta Provincial B & R, Quetta. On the 1st July 1963, he was confirmed in that position. On the 24th November 1966, he was promoted as officiating Sub- Divisional Officer by the Chief Engineer, Quetta. On the dissolution of the Province of West Pakistan, the petitioner was transferred from the. Quetta Region and posted as Sub-Divisional Officer, Bahawalpur, Eastern Region.
2. On the 1st June 1971, he was reverted to the post of Overseer. The petitioner filed a civil suit for declaration and injunction and all the Courts below have refused to grant him temporary injunction. The petitioner seeks permission to file act appeal against the order of the High Court in Civil Revision No. 17 of 1972.
3. Sh. Abdul Haque, learned counsel for the petition, leas contended that the petitioner has a prima facie, case arid the balance of convenience is also in his, favour. According to the learned counsel, the petitioner was a permanent Sub-Divisional Officer and he could not be reverted without show- cause notice. The question whether the petitioner was a permanent Sub-Divisional Officer is disputed by the Department. It is yet to be seen whether he is a pecM4ent Sub-Divisional Officer. In our opinion, the Court was perfectly justified in holding that the petitioner will not suffer irreparable loss and injury as he can be monetarily compensated. At this stage, we are not inclined to interfere with this matter. The petition is dismissed.