WASIF ZAMEER AHMED versus CHAIRMAN, SELECTION COMMITTEE (PRINCIPAL, KING EDWARD MEDICAL COLLEGE), LAHORE
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Constitutional application for admission to educational institution First Air MB, first class MB, B section class against the reserved seat for the special seat for the special seat for the B section class, which was later withdrawn by the petitioner. Applied for admission to the first-class group. The MB, B section for the specific seat for the particular district was informed of the facts of the admission, after which it was provided with a deposit slip of the dues which he had submitted in due time, and then a The roll number was allotted, after which the applicant's entry was withdrawn and he was informed that his name was mistakenly displayed in the merit list due to computer error and that the defendant had more number Respondents were, in fact, chosen this seat. Impact There was no allegation of fraud or misrepresentation against the applicants. Thus, by issuing a letter informing them of admission to a specific medical college and submitting it for payment of tuition fees, a valuable right was paid to him which could not be refunded. Or it could not be recovered when the applicant had completed his annual examination. And MB was a second year student, was processed by a Deposit Slip by the B Section Class Admissions Fact Reporters and then had a roll number to study in the Class Petitioner, so he Education was entitled to continue and could be easily adjusted. Of the administration refusing to admit the applicant
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