HABIBULLAH versus DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, D.G. KHAN
The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), the admission of Article 199 in MB, B Section Class (1991 92) against the reserved seats allocated to the applicants in the tribal areas, was originally admitted under the Domicile / Permanent Residence Certificate. Such memoirs were canceled on the memo. The Domicile / Permanent Residence Certificate Revocation Jurisdiction was disregarded by the district magistrate, and the district magistrate extracted inaccurate sources from the material on the record order. The applicant's domicile certificate was without legal authority and actually the domicile certificate had no legal effect. The applicant was reinstated by the District Magistrate and he was entitled to enroll in a medical college against a specific seat belonging to the tribal areas, if he was otherwise eligible:
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