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SHAFIQUE AHMED versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

Preamble, Sections 37 and 5 of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Ordinance (XXXII of 1962), Preamble University Act of Punjabi University (IX of 1973), Sections 5 and 7 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Arts 4, 25 and 185 (3) The destiny of the applicants (medical colleges students) of the K-wire Health Sciences Ordinance, 2002, was that the affiliation of the University of Health Sciences Ordinance, 2002 was a violation of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Ordinance, 1962 and a letter issued by it. The Vice-Chancellor, University of Health Sciences generally violated the spirit of the University of Health Sciences Ordinance, 2002 and Article 37. That the provisions relating to affiliation and disqualification were a violation of the fundamental rights contained in the Constitution. That the two medical colleges were exempt from affiliation and violation of Articles 4 and 25 of the Constitution. That section 37 of the Ordinance had no previous application. Regarding misuse of medical colleges, this law was a violation of the Punjab University Act 1973 and the calendars and applicants created under it have the right to be examined by the University of Punjab for valid principles. To do Expected accuracy Despite the fact that the University of Health Sciences Ordinance, 2002 and the High Court decision were challenged by only 4 of the 6000 medical colleges and any college affiliated to the University of Health Sciences filed a complaint Did not , University of Health Sciences Ordinance, 2002 was not only a valid implementation but was not a constitutional supremacy and the expression of the substance was not denied because the time used in the notification made it clear that the exemption was exempt. how to become a advocate from Wahi hassain lawyer