MUHAMMAD REHMAN versus DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, LORALAI
The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) was entered in the MBB section course in 1963 from the reserved seat of the specific district applicant and was given the Domicile Certificate in 1971. The applicant had married his wife from this district. Her sons were enrolled in BSc Engineering from the special seat of the applicant's younger son (Applicant No. 2) in this district, from the specific seat of that district applicants were applied for admission to the B section course. ? The candidate and such candidate (defendant), however, got admission while receiving low numbers while the applicant (candidate) who had the maximum number was ignored by the High Court to provide relief to the applicants. Was denied. The applicant (candidate) refused to strike on an unauthorized order of cancellation of the Domicile Certificate when the second applicant (CA's father) Dedetate still held his domicile certificate for the district and was temporarily in the first year MB Deployed elsewhere under the admission, the B section was given this year's applicants (candidates) at their own risk and expense.
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