RIFFAT AKRAM versus CHAIRMAN, ADMISSION BOARD/PRINCIPAL, KING EDWARD MEDICAL COLLEGE, LAHORE
Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Session 1992 Prospect for the Government Medical Colleges of Punjab Applicants for disabled persons on special seats for disabled persons, though not a person admitted with disabilities in view of Special Committee / Board report. Could find Experts said the applicant was suffering from polio paralysis, damaging both of his lower limbs. He was crippled, and was unable to get medical education or perform duties after his MB, BS: the applicant himself stated in his petition that 90% of the entire leg and the other leg had been paralyzed. And she couldn't even walk without it. There is hardly any discretion in the opinion of the climbers assisting experts in their fields; no interference by the High Court in the jurisdiction of the Constitution was permissible, especially when another person with a disability (defendant) Was given a position against a specific seat, which had a disability that could finish education and then serve in the medical field.
Find a Lawyer Near You
Dealing with a matter like this? Connect with a verified advocate in your city — free on SJP Lawyers Directory.
