AHMAD SAEED versus COMSATS INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ISLAMABAD
Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction Jurisdictional Academic Temporary Applicant was granted temporary admission to the Degree Program, and at least qualified to receive a minimum percentage in such temporary admission intermediate examination. Eligibility criteria were subject to the applicant. The applicant could not get the least percentage marks in the Intermediate Examination and, under the notification issued by the educational institution, the applicant was temporarily canceled, the applicant said that the cancellation of the admission notification literally meant It has made clear that there was no final restriction on admission to the applicant as it was subject to obtaining at least a percentage marks in the Intermediate Examination, which admitted that the applicant failed to obtain the educational institutions. had lived. Applicant's reasoning for maintaining eligibility standards, and promoting a sense of competence, transparency and compliance with the rule of law, if accepted, would lead to detrimental consequences of qualifying standards. , Which could reduce the merit principle. The dead letter The High Court, under its constitutional obligation, was obliged to safeguard the eligibility of society and to discourage and defeat the covert approach undertaken by any section of society, the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction over these matters I had to use where someone had brought. The applicant in his complaint in respect of an open infringement of any right by a public complaint will not be guaranteed to exercise his jurisdiction in the case of the applicant.
