MST. FARYAL GOHAR versus GHANDRA UNIVERSITY OF PESHAWAR
Sections 42 and 54 of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations, Regulation IV (3) Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115, and XXXIX, R1 and 2 suits, declarations and decree interim injunctions The educational institution was studying at Promotion Medical College and had failed one of the subjects in the first year of MBBS examination. Both the courts below rejected the interim injunction which would allow them to attend the MBBS second year examination. Earlier, all the articles in the first Professional of Part I exam were passed. Courts were bound to enforce the law and safeguard the violation. The High Court noted with great concern that it had become a norm that more In most cases, students may not otherwise qualify for admission through judicial orders. In professional institutions and in the vast majority of cases, using the same, the entire study was burning not only for the regularity of the students but also by the High Court's interference with the two court-ordered orders from misuse of the court process. Denied which was reviewed below.
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