NAVEED RAUF versus BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, LAHORE
CHAPTER VI, Regln 6 8 (IV) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The Educational Institution Examiner was charged on the basis that he was able to increase his number in two papers and explain it. Was asked why the action takes place? Regular number 8 (IV) of the calendar shall not be taken against it. The examiner countered the charge sheet by filing a response and personally explaining his case to the disciplinary committee. The Dispensary Committee found the allegation correct and declared the result invalid. The examiner appealed to him against the decision of the Dispensary Committee, but the Appeal Committee and the High Court in their constitutional jurisdiction upheld the decision of the Dispensary Committee to be taken before the Appeal Committee, neither decided nor decided. Went and the Appeal Committee acted irrationally irrationally because it did not care to record the matter and appeal. The committee failed to apply its consciousness to the facts of the case, gathering evidence and instead blocking the line allegedly set up by the disciplinary committee and adopting the same argument and mechanically subscribing to it. Curly. How testers facilitated or adapted the security branch that did not have access. The Appeal Committee failed to examine whether it contained material sufficient to justify the imposition of penalties. The appeals committee did not point to the question as to whether the examiner actually warmed to a beneficiary, as it is recognized that the alleged tampering with moisture.
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