PROF. ENGINEER NAIB HUSSAIN versus ENGINEER PROF. DR. MUHAMMAD RIAZ MUGHAL
Sections 2 (y), 10, 11 and 41 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974), the appointment of the Vice-Chancellor of the University Chancellor for the temporary term, Sections 42 and 44, with discretionary powers for the appointment of the first Deputy Was. The Chancellor said that the Syed Ordinance had attached some personal qualifications with the Vice-Chancellor, and whenever the Vice-Chancellor, Permanent, presented the procedure and procedure of appointment as set out at Mirpur University of Science and Technology Ordinance, 3in. As set forth in the provisional or interim provision, there is no waiver. Was available in respect of personal qualification mentioned in section 10 (1) of the Ordinance and without the above qualifications, no person may be given the position of Vice-Chancellor, using the powers under the interim provisions of section 41 (2) of Mirpur. Was. At the University of Science and Technology Ordinance, the Chancellor was granted arbitrary powers in 2008 with regard to the procedures and procedures of the regular appointee, who was named the first Vice-Chancellor upon the establishment of the University. For the purpose of provisional provision of Section 41 (2) of the Mirpur University of Science, the First Vice-Chancellor shall be called. And under the Technology Ordinance, 2008 interim legal provisions, the powers could not be used indefinitely or to defeat the purpose, once the permanent section of the law, the chancellor exercised his powers under the interim provisions and the first voice Chancellor, appointed arbitrator. The powers under the interim provisions shall be exhausted; the Vice-Chancellor does not resuscitate or experience the appointment of another person due to lack of qualification of appellant.
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