Section 26 Balochistan Bar Council Rules, R3 Balochistan University Act (III of 1996), Sections 5, 27 and 31 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25 and 199 Constitution Petition Advocate No Objection Certificate as Registration Balochistan University Impact Petitions Received LB. Degree in Quetta from Azad Khyber University Azad Jammu and Kashmir campus but Balochistan Bar Council refused to enroll them on the basis that applicants had not been admitted by the Pakistan Bar Council to the University of Balochistan. Issuance Certificate was issued not to allow applicants to apply to the Bar Council to set up a campus in Quetta, which is discriminatory, as they all received their legal education from the University of Quetta. Before the Pakistan Bar Council Apply resolution passed by voters was unfounded. It is a clear impression that the University of Baloch was affiliated to Baloch University, on the one hand it was the fault of Al Khair University, not properly applying for affiliation to Balochistan University and on the other hand issuing any objection certificate for establishment of campus. The University of Balochistan was in error even though no objection was made to the certificate. The affiliation, however, still had the impression on students with a raw mind that the campus in Quetta was working legally and legally, for the wrongdoing or misrepresentation of both universities, the applicants who, prior to the resolution of the Pakistan Bar Council Admitted or graduated from the High Court, the High Court said
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