MUHAMMAD RAHID SHARIF versus BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, FAISALABAD
Article 199 Constitutional application was administered by the educational institution justice admission, the applicant was the principal of the school and he had submitted the admission fee on behalf of his students was raised by the board of education to submit the admission form to the school principal. Or submit. His students' fees were to support proper administration procedures in any system of administration and to prevent genuine grievances from being resolved. The High Court demanded the delivery of justice by exercising constitutional jurisdiction. If the students were not allowed to sit in the exam, it would be a waste of one year for them, and that too, without any justification, when the High Court first requested that the students sit the exam on the board's statement. Allowed, it didn't matter who deposited the money. The board was trying to prevent the fee and form submission from the board, which was made before the High Court, which could not be allowed. The High Court directed the Education Board to issue roll number slips to all such students and present them in the examination. Be allowed to be
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