VICE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF BALOCHISTAN, QUETTA versus CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF BALOCHISTAN, QUETTA
Article 12 (1) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application The term of the Vice-Chancellor of the educational institution was appointed Vice-Chancellor, for a period of two years the applicant agreed to the terms and conditions of appointment. Under Section 12 (1) of the Balochistan Act, 1996 The term of the Vice-Chancellor was fixed for four years, therefore, the period of two years mentioned in his appointment notification was illegal and invalid, in the present case, it was agreed to work for only one term for two years. And he did not challenge this notification during his tenure and, after his term of service, served as acting Vice-Chancellor, having completed his two-year term, voluntarily as the Vice-Chancellor. Refused, and their appointment and notification of terms and conditions ceased to exist, which equates to a waiver from the applicant's part. Tha ai pardon means when a person intends to waive a right, through some conduct, or when there is a choice between the withdrawal and the enforcement of a right, and its Did not claim, and chose to breach any right, explicitly through declaration or any conduct, establishing a waiver of conduct as a "waiver conduct", must show that The rights holder knew of the infringement and failed to act or failed to comply. The petitioner had waived his alleged right to his conduct and the constitutional petition was also referred to as the terms and conditions of his appointment were also questioned. The constitutional petition after a gap of two years
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