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AHMAD BILAL versus UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicant, a student of the University of Engineering and Technology, was admitted in 1992, successfully passed the BSc Engineering Examination followed by the Tempered Result Card. He was expelled from the university for being offered a university. Authorities told the University of Engineering and Technology when examining the applicant's results, that the result card presented by the applicant was valid and allegedly tampered with, because the numbers were calculated. There was something wrong with me, then the result card was corrected. The University of Engineering and Technology subsequently withdrew its order, and after the applicant had re-enrolled the applicant, he passed his first year of examination with the University of Engineering and Technology, to be held in February 1995. To be allowed to attend additional examinations. The High Validity denied, the applicant was made not because of his fault but because of the result of the confirmation of the result card in the Punjab University office or by the University of Engineering and Technology for delay and error in the matter. Suffered an inconvenience due to an Act of Authority. It was not possible to approve an order or to adopt a relaxed attitude that had been adopted by both universities as a result of the applicant's authenticity, so that the applicant could not be deprived of his / her actual admission to the University. To do, namely, in 1992, when INP family advocate from Haripur lawyer