Sections 14 and 16 of the Public Sector Universities (Amendment) Act (LX of 2012) Sections 2, 14 and 16 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal The appointment of the Vice-Chancellor fails the re-appointment of the Vice-Chancellor of the Applicant's former influence. Made on the basis that under the PU University Act, 1973, the Vice-Chancellor could only be appointed for a term not exceeding four years and that the retirement age for the appointment of this post was sixty years, while the present The Vice Chancellor has already received it. After his term expired and since his first term expired, his permanent appointment was illegal The University's dispute was that the matters raised by the applicant in the light of the announcement of the Public Sector Universities (Amendment) Act, 2012 Have become useless. The Punjab Act, the University of Punjab Act, 1973, the Punjab University Act, 1973, amended the assumption that a person can be appointed a Vice-Chancellor before attaining the age of sixty-five, and in the present case, the Vice-Chancellor. Was re-appointed in section 14 (8) of the Public Sector Universities (Amendment) Act at the age of fourteen. , 2012 provided that the Vice-Chancellor was not allowed to extend his term of employment, but he is eligible to compete for the post of Vice-Chancellor after his term has expired, and for that reason, any current Vice-Chancellor. A candidate may be reappointed for a new selection process. For this position, in the present case, the Vice-Chancellor was re-appointed as a result of a fresh election process, a ratification in the Public Sector Universities (Amendment) Act, 2012
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