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AMAR LAL versus PRINCIPAL NISHTAR MEDICAL COLLEGE, MULTAN

Section 114 and O XLVII, R1 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Review of Constitutional Application Candidates / Candidates for Educational Institutions Examination appeared first in the Professional MB, B Section Annual Examination 2000 and the notification was declared successful, But another notification was rejected. In three articles, the applicant failed to attend three consecutive exams, namely the second annual 2000, the first annual 2001 and the second annual 2001, he was expelled from the medical college on the basis that he could not pass the examination on four occasions. According to the rules (taken advantage of or invalid) the second annual examination was to start on 26 10 2000 while the notification for failure of the applicant in 3 articles was issued on 24 10 2000 which was only interrupted one day. I was interrupted between the issuance of a notification of failure and the commencement of the test and it was humanly possible was not. Completing the formal steps to appear in this test when CH was not available to appear in the exam should not have been taken advantage of the opportunity under which the applicant was told that There was a credit for appearing in the exam, which he was illegally deprived of by the university and the college. In order for a candidate to fill an abdomen with the responsibility of not having the opportunity, he should be given the opportunity to appear in the exam, without giving the candidate the opportunity, he should have the opportunity to appear in the second annual 2000 exam. Cannot be accused of not carrying. The candidate is not being made available to pass the exam through them registration advocate from Jhatta Bhutta lawyer