Sections 6, 21, 26, 27 (2) (c) and 32 Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences Ordinance (VIII of 2000), Section 3 Shaheed Ms Benazir Bhutto Medical University Larkana Act (VI of 2008), Section 3 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Education Policy The applicant's complaint in the MBB section was in connection with the issuance of a corridor issued by the provincial government with a change in the admission policy which, under the legality of the government, would affect the government. Could not impose Or any other executive act, each of the three universities was independent and independent, administering it through its own constitution, such freedom could be limited to the extent that the matter fell within its jurisdiction. And universities must conform to the decisions of Pakistan Medical and Dental. The Council, since the Council was to act as a regulator, the High Court ruled that the Corrigendum was an executive CT and could not be enforced or implemented and therefore should not be considered to have any legal effect. Due to section 6 (2) of the University of Medical and Health Sciences for Women Shaheed Benazir Act, 2009, the old policy should be continued for the People's University of Medical and Health Sciences / People's Medical College unless approved by the University Syndicate. That is fully authorized to take appropriate action in this matter, For neither Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences Ordinance 2000, nor Benazir Bhutto Medical University Act, 2008, PPP University of Medical and Health Sciences
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