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QAMAR-UL-ISLAM versus INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF PAKISTAN

Article 199 Chartered Accountants Ordinance (X of 1961), Sections 3, 9 and 27 Applicants who were candidates for the examination conducted by the Institute, saddened by the institute's code system for announcing the examiner's results. Had, prayed that instructions be issued to the institute either to clarify the code system or to announce the results by showing the marks obtained by the institute's candidates, which were constituted as body corporate. Was administered and controlled by a council that was given the powers to make bylaws. The results of the candidates were then computed according to the by-laws made by the Council on the basis of the policy code system for declaration of the institute, and under these by-laws, the Examination Committee held the candidates with full powers. Had the authority to devise a reasonable policy in relation to, they had no right to force. The institute either formulates or follows a specific policy in relation to conducting examinations. criminal advocate from Blitang lawyer