PROFESSOR MUHAMMAD HANIF KHAWAJA versus UNIVERSITY OF AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR, MUZAFFARABAD
Six and nine of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VII of 444), claiming payment of medical expenses in a private hospital on the section 44 written request, was a serious attack on a permanent employee's petitioner, hypertension, Entered to the State Institute of Cardiology, where the initial treatment was provided, the left side of the applicant's body was paralyzed, on the advice of doctors of the Doctor's Institute, for medical treatment in the applicant, a medical science student in Pakistan. And was transferred to a federal agency. After moving to the aforementioned institution on Sunday, no doctor was available at the aforementioned institution to treat the applicant; to avoid any risk awaiting any doctor, in view of the severity of the applicant's disease, It was decided that the applicant was transferred to the private hospital for emergency treatment and the applicant was sent to the Vice-Chancellor of the University concerned for seven days for rehabilitation payment in the private hospital. Refused to pay the bills with the observation that the same was tampered with. Can not be relied questions and syndication medical committee confirmed the facts ultimately bills, but they were clear and did not need a detailed investigation of the facts and the writ petition can be resolved. As a retired employee of Azad Kashmir University, the applicant had the right to receive treatment which could not be abrogated. Emergency benefitted from her treatment at a private hospital, questions related to payment of bills
