NEELAM KHAN versus UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, LAHORE
Article 199 General Clauses Act (X of 1897), Section 21 Constitutional Application for Academic Medical College Locus Poverty, the principle of applied petitioners was admitted to the Medical College for BDS eligibility and had completed one academic year. ? When the Medical College sent only a list of fifty-nine students to enroll for the annual exams, they were argued by the University of Health Sciences and the Pakistan Medical and Dental College for a maximum of fifty applicants. In addition, he had completed an entire academic year, paid a fee, and was not aware of the dispute between the college and the authorities. The validity record shows that the Medical College has submitted registration fees for the new students to the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and the University of Health. The science that surrounded the recipients of the checks did not deny the authorities the approval of the new student registration fee, which would certainly fall under the principle of Lux punctuality if the University of Health Sciences and Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and Medical College with Rey brought in the knowledge of the applicants (students) and their parents during the same academic year, noting the difference in the calculation of correspondence seats. And for that reason, this was not a big mistake. And it is difficult to understand why the authorities behaved with proper care. The annual allotment of seats for the course was neither presented in the prospectus nor advertised in the newspapers by these three officials. Therefore, the General Clause Act, 1
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