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REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB, LAHORE versus ASGHAR ALI ALIAS MUHAMMAD ASGHAR

University of Punjab Act 1973 Section 48A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Applicant's Holiday Appeal Date for a change in the date of birth for which his Matriculation certificate was written up to his The order was pronounced. The High Court has requested in the petition for leave appeal that the Syndicate of the Punjab University has decided that the University will not, in any case, enjoy any application for a change of date of birth after December 1961 and as such. The decision is in accordance with the provisions. Section 48A, the University of the Punjab Act, 1973, cannot be challenged in any case or in any court in any other way, and since the University cannot prosecute its decision, their No instructions can be issued by. To correct the birth date of any person, including the respondents, the effect is that the University cannot and will not be able to exercise its power at all times. Consider a real case if its circumstances specifically warrant therapeutic treatment, since it cannot be assumed that a genuine case that calls for correction of a birth cannot be made after December 1961 (when the syndicate Decided not to accept any change in the date of birth) Refusing to enjoy any request for correction of birth, even in a legitimate matter, refuses to use force in this regard And in this case the University will end its sense of good faith and under this attack the judicial proceedings Secondary famous lower court advocate from Pir Mahal lawyer