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MUHAMMAD JAWWAD ALI versus VI-E-CHANCELLOR, ISLAMIA UNIVERSITY, BAHAWALPUR

Sections 2 and 3 of the Islamic University of Bahawalpur Act (IV of 1975), Article 24 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition challenges the appointment of the defendants to the office of the Islamic University Bahawalpur Officers (Appointment) rules. was done. , 1977 Applicant claims that the appointment in question can only be made by the Syndicate on the recommendation of the Selection Board, and that the appointment order of the respondent was not issued that the authority is in violation of legal rules and that the illegal, outlawed. And without the halal authority, the authority could have been settled to a certain extent and since the applicant was the only other candidate, his appointment should be ordered against the post. Such a claim of the applicant was made in Section 3, Islamic University Bahawalpur Officers (Appointment). The Constitution appears to be established under 1977, under which the appointment is made. After the Vice-Chancellor's approval of the selection committee's recommendation for the selection board appointment order by the Syndicate in question, the violation of law, the law and the relevant rules were deliberately ignored. The power of judicial review will be attracted in the High Court Act of Authority for the deployment of the respondents. In the event of post fraud and misconduct, the High Court will have the inherent power to intervene and the facts of the case will not be restricted. The appointment of the defendant was set aside and the authorities were instructed. She was supposed to appoint the applicant in her place. immigration advocate from Qambar Shahdatkot lawyer