IMRAN ALIM SIDDIQI versus ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD
Article 199 Constitutional Request for Studies Open University Study Center Refuses to approve the applicant's college as a study center. The applicant was running a private college and applied for university approval for his college because the Study Center Committee was appointed to inspect the laboratory facilities provided for students interested in the courses of management and computer science inspection committee. Which did not recommend the applicant's college. Because the laboratory facilities provided were insufficient for students seeking admission to the college who applied for approval, however, the university was instructed if they intended to take courses. So they can join another accredited college. Scholars with high reputation in their own favor and had no enmity against the applicant were not expected to submit a report in favor of the applicant, even if the university students were transferred to the university, The facilities needed were not available. Another college with the idea that they are to protect their academic and academic lives, the respondents University did not take any illegal action in exchange for the High Court of the students, any exception to the report of the Committee. Was refused and the applicant's college refused to issue any instruction to the university for approval of the study center. The order to allocate university students to another college was not abolished
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