Medical Officers (Regulatory Appointments) Act 1992 and Section 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 18 and Strengthening of Medical Officers (Regulatory Appointments) Act 1992 1992, Ad hoc Appointment of Doctors, 12 10 1988 The first section 3 was regularized under the provisions of the Medical Officers (Regulatory Appointments) Act 1992, whereby the appointment of exempt applicants from 30 1992 to 1992 was fixed on the date of section 3 of the Medical Officers (Regulatory Appointments) Act. Was followed by 1992, therefore, they were not regularized by the petitioners that the Constitution treats nature as discriminatory and violates Articles 18 and 25 of the Constitution, which reinstated in 1989. And could not take advantage of such benefits. Section 3 of the Medical Officers (Regulatory Appointments) Act 1992 cannot be equated with such discrimination as is always the case with the Medical Officers (regularization of appointments) Act. Was found to be neither irrational nor discriminatory nor a violation of the provisions contained in Art. 18 and 25 of the Constitution.
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