AHMED YAR versus GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA
Article 20 Fazal Haq College, Mardan (Terms and Conditions of Service) Regulation, 2010 Constitution of Pakistan Article 199 Constitutional Application Illegal Establishment College (Defendant) advertises a post for a Master and a Applicant, making himself eligible. Yes, this post was called for an interview before the selection committee, where despite receiving the highest number, he was not appointed to the position that approached the applicant's department of education, which had inquired into the inquiry committee. Was formed, the inquiry committee directed the college administration to appoint the applicant against the post but in this regard Gadget had not been before and had also filed a petition pytysnr caused by the action, which is that college was rejected permanently know that this is not a legal entity. An application was filed and another constitutional petition filed by various applicants against the college was entertained and allowed and such an existing petition is a viable constitutional petitioner filed by the applicant. Earlier it was intact and a revision petition against the same order is still pending in the High Court. The constitutional petition could not be filed when the proceedings could not be banned for one reason and the constitutional application filed by another applicant against the college after reviewing the same was pending, on the merits of this petition. It was not debated or pointed out. This college was an illegal establishment even though it was a provincial government under the Section 20 Education and Training Institution Ordinance 1971
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