DR. MUHAMMAD SALEEM versus UNIVERSITY OF PESHAWAR THROUGH VICE-CHANCELLOR
Section 5 of the University Act (IIO of 1974), Section 21 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), withdrawing the application of Article 199 Constitution was appointed after the ad-hoc based lecturer in the Department of Arabic at the University. I was promoted to Associate Professor, the applicant had the required qualifications and was recommended by the Selection Board of the University at the meeting of the University Syndicate, the applicant appointed him as an Associate Professor. Was granted and his rights were issued in the order of appointment, however, after a period of eight months, his associate professor His appointment as R was withdrawn because of the withdrawal made by the authorities in his comments, because of the quorum break at the syndicate meeting, all decisions were made without legal authority and SK's quorum. Not based on proper interpretation of, illegal and illegal preliminary proceedings provided under clause 21 (3) of the University of Peshawar Act, 1974, total number 21 of the syndicate, section 21 (3) of the University of Peshawar Act, 1974 According to the quorum required, the applicant's appointment was approved through Rule 11. Syndicate When there was a lack of quorum by a member, in the post-syndicate meeting, it was rightfully, properly and legally void and without any legal authority and said that the appointment order was right Was withdrawn, the withdrawal order could not be interrupted. Extraordinary, equitable, arbitrary constitutional jurisdiction by the High Court
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