Sections 6 and 16 constitution of Pakistan, Arts 9, 14, 18, 20, 37 (c) and 199 Constitutional Application B section (Applied Accounting) Honors Degree Course Sixth after successfully completing five semesters of Claimant's Development Semester. Failure to submit the course fee on time due to the development course financial restrictions in the semester, refusal to issue an invoice form to the applicant to submit the first installment of the course fee after the cut-off date from the university. In the context of role-building in any nation, the main purpose of establishing a university will be to provide the people with an opportunity to get an education. The education of a woman will play an important role in the development and development of a nation. Applicants for financial sanctions could not be ordered to go back and lose the Golden Tea at the end of five semesters. The cost of life that could not be compensated could be denied by the University for Arts 9, 14, 18 and 20. The basic rights guaranteed were violated, read with Article 37 (c) of the Constitution High Court, instructing the University to restore the applicant's enrollment and take the course. Receive a fee from him and give him equal opportunity in the exam. \ R \ n
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