IMDAD HUSSAIN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF SINDH, KARACHI
Arts 9, 14, 18, 20, 37 (c) and the Sindh Medical Colleges Act of 1993 (V of 1987), Section 3 Constitutional Application Educational Institution Rights Education The candidate was admitted to Medical College under the recommendations of legal principles. The finance was at the behest of the Base Authorities. It was claimed by the candidate to offer bank guarantee on college liabilities that the demand for such bank guarantee was unreasonable, harsh and discriminatory, which was in fact a result of the wealthy at poor prices. The right to education was the fundamental right of Art 9, 14, 18 and 20, as per Article 37 (c) of the Constitution, therefore, any unreasonable restriction, obstruction or condition in its exercise violates the Constitution. Yes, regardless of whether it was imposed by it or not. The provision of a bank guarantee was irrevocable because of an administrative or administrative process, by any legal law or by that law itself, because it was neither fair nor for the purpose of achieving it. New York's useful purpose in such a situation is to keep far less opulence in harmful positions than in good fortune. Nor was it rational; it was of no use other than irrational. The High Court upheld the condition of the bank guarantee submission for five years. The fees contained in the prospectus are illegal and unconstitutional and had no legal effect. Enforcement of the terms of the Bank Guarantee submission allowed the authorities to make a constitutional request under the circumstances \ r \ n \ r \ n
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