DARAKHSHAN JAHAN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY SERVICES AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Article 199 Constitution of the Petition of Entry Test Authority The applicants 'complaint to the applicant who appeared in the High Court-headed National Testing Services (NTS) for the appointment of applicants' civil judges / judicial magistrates was the question paper. The duration of the test written on was 120 minutes, but the time given at the time of the test was only 60 minutes, which was illegal because the NTS welding officer was unable to satisfy the High Court because of the proportional time period. The only unwanted answer to why their own recommendation or paper pattern was not followed. The Provincial Selection Board was asked by the NTS to prepare a rigorous paper which should be answered in sixty minutes so that the minutes of the meeting before the High Court proved nothing like this and the only directive. It was to answer this paper in sixty minutes. The NTS will compile the paper for 100 questions answered in just 60 minutes. It was the sole responsibility of the NTS to ensure that a suitable qualitative test paper was to be prepared which was answered by a reasonably intelligent person. Within sixty minutes, during which the NTS failed to properly carry out its assignments and also deviated and adapted to their own style and style of the NT. The High Court directed the applicants and all other candidates who failed the preliminary examination to issue a new admission card to the member inspection team of the High Court and further directed that they do not receive admission fee and appropriate to attend the next preliminary examination. Provide the opportunity. For examination of questions as per the constitutional request
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