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

Punjab Medical and Health Institution Act 1998 Sections 2, 4 and 6 of the Punjab Medical and Health Institution Ordinance (VIII of 2002), Sections 3 and 17 of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 After the transfer of the notice of constitutional petition to the premises of the Medical College premises, the appellants believed that after the establishment of the medical or health institutions, only the administration and administration of the institutions consisted of the defendant and any such Even the property was not transferred to the province. The Government had no legal authority for the respondent to deal with such property and exclude the appellants after which the High Court filed the constitutional petitions filed by the appellants in the timely manner of the Medical Medical and Health Institution Act 1998. Was rejected by, although it was terminated by. The Punjab Medical and Health Institutions Ordinance, 2002 was notified as a medical institute under section 17 ical college and its chief executive was appointed under the terms of section 6 of the 1998 Act. Notified entities had to be body corporate with authority and in the absence of property to be disposed of and disposed of. Any provision to the contrary in the Act 1998 in in contrary was to be passed to such notified Medical Institution, intended to provide for the establishment of a Medical Institution by the Act and to transfer the property to such transfer or ownership. Fetching was not reported. In the case of the management and administration of the property of the Medical Institute, the current respondent to the dispute is the medical management itself and power of attorney advocate Burewala lawyer