AISHA HAIDER versus PAKISTAN MEDICAL DENTAL COUNCIL, ISLAMABAD
Section 27 (XI) and 31 Punjabi Calendars, Part X Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Waiver of Parental Discretion Parental Jurisdiction, Constitution Applicants' Strict Practice appeared twice in Part I B, B Section Examination and they failed by a margin of one or two marks in each article. Applicants also took the examination of First Professional MB, B Section Part II, on the direction of the High Court. Benefit less than risk at second annual Examination Grace Marks and second year taken by applicants For examination under the Act Part PU calendar that was claimed additional numbers balance out of 5 numbers, they were entitled to refuse completely ualtytyty five pytysnrz. Concessions were granted only once, which they received in the first annual exams in the High Court as matters could be used in the jurisdiction of the parents. ? The applicants did not avail full privileges as the strictness of the law could be abolished by the law framers and the education under the University of Health Sciences, Sections 27 (XI) and 31 of the Lahore Ordinance. The council had considerable powers. , 2002, to ease the rules for the exercise of parental jurisdiction so as to remove difficulties for which not only applicants but also their parents will be exposed. The High Court expected that the Vice-Chancellor The Chancellor shall place the applicants' representation in the proper place. Option to consider sympathy in accordance with the constitutional request
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