PIR LIAQAT ALI SHAH versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P. THROUGH SECRETARY
Article 106 (ii) Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Fee Exempt applicants prayed for a proper writ to instruct the authorities to abide by Article 106 (ii) of the Education Code of the NWFP, in which it The point was made that when two or more real brothers and sisters attend the same school or different schools in the province, only the older brother's sister or sister will be required to pay the full fee. And that the fees paid by other brothers and sisters cannot exceed half of the normal rates, which states that the code was enacted under the Government Border in 1934 and has followed it ever since. had gone. The applicant's case was that it was restricted to all public and private schools. And there can be no exception to the authorities' position that since there was no legal restriction of the Code, it could not be enforced even though the Code of Conduct was not accepted, but this process would have otherwise been related to the students. To every business, was provided. Disposed under the Education Code number, at any point an objection to its utility or enforcement was raised even if it was deemed to have been given no legal restriction, but rather decades and decades ago. The process has shown that it is not only taken as a matter of time, which constitutes a code of conduct, but that the utility of a code of conduct or a law bound by its enforcement cannot be disputed only. It deals with equality or welfare factor with brothers and sisters studying in the same or different schools in the province. ; At least Hooker
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