Section 3 (2) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 University of Health Sciences Lahore Ordinance (LVIII of 2002), Section 10 Scope of Intra-Court MBB Section Program Scope of Scope Internal Successful List of Candidates Admission to the B section program, which contained the name of the applicant / candidate, was not required at the time of birth to allocate a specific seat for the MQB section course while the applicant was mistaken for applicants from this list. Was excluded from entering the MBB section program against a seat belonging to Cholistan The successful candidates for the lease had rightly appealed the constitutional jurisdiction by a single High Court judge and excluded the list to the extent of the present appellant, the controversial decision was quite legal and the intra-court appeal before the division. The High Court's Bench against the Judge did not maintain the admission of a single Judge under Section 10 of the University of Health Sciences Lahore Ordinance, 2002, the remedy for amendment against the authority order was available for the purposes of Section 3 (2) of the Law Reform Ordinance. The original order was to be considered. In 1972 the Appellate Respondents were reviewed by the Bar of Authorization to file an appeal under Section 3 (2) of the Law Reform Ordinance, it was attracted to the present case and the intra-court appeal was not authorized. ? Stand
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