MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH HOME SECRETARY
Constitution of Pakistan, Volume IV, R (iv) Constitution, Article two 199 two Constitutional application by two students in which to submit admission form for Secondary School Certificate Examination Part I and II. Submitting fees through the students at your school. Board Office 79 School students were affected by the misuse of fee fees and non-submission of such forms by the school employee for submitting such forms and fees to the school's office. The principal agreed that if such students were allowed to take the exam, then they would pay their entire fee from the school's funding board or, in the expectation of the board's approval, the chairman of secondary education, Karachi, Volume 2 was granted under R2 (iv) of the calendar. Rules and Regulations) To meet any confusion as to a particular situation and to adjust to any unpleasant situation forcibly adjusted to the amount of fees paid by such students will bring hope and reassurance to the test. Were misused, thus, they were not guilty and could not be punished, but rather they were entitled to appear in public interest examination and save one year of their academic year. The carrier cannot afford to compensate for such students 'loss of one year of academic career or the fair, equitable, and equitable rights granted under R2 (IV) of the calendar of such employees' school discretionary powers Should be used to advance the goal of Permission for future applicants to appear in the examination
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