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PROF. KAMRAN AZIZ versus CHIEF EXECUTIVE, ALLAMA IQBAL MEDTCAL COLLEGE, LAHORE

Punjab Medical and Health Institution Act 1998 Sections 2 4 and 6 Punjab Medical and Health Institution Ordinance (VIII 2002), Section 3 and 17 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Constitutional Requests Appeals were transferred to the Medical College premises after the transfer of vacant accommodation that after the establishment of medical or health institutions, only the administration and institutions were administered by the respondents and not the property to the provincial government. Had moved The respondent body, which had no legal authority to deal with such property and no authority to dismiss the appeals from the High Court, rejected the constitutional petitions filed by the appellants at the relevant time. The Punjab Medical and Health Institution Ordinance, 2002, was notified as a medical institute under the Medical College and its chief executive was appointed under the terms of section 6 of the 1998 Act 1998. The entities had to be body corporate with powers and in the absence of property to dispose and dispose of. Contrary to the act of 1998, any time the application was made to a notified Medical Institution, whose purpose was to provide for the establishment of a Medical Institution by the Act and to inform the transfer of property or title to the property. was not. In the case of the management and administration of the property of the Medical Institute, the body responsible for the present dispute is itself a title conferred on the provincial government in connection with the allotment of premises for the purposes of medical or health management and discharge. To do property advocates from Sohawa District Jelum lawyer