SA'DIYA SHAH versus NOMINATION BOARD OF AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR
Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act, 1974 Section 44: Applicability of the principle of admission to medical college, Medical College, as a first-year MB, B-section student, who was educated in U-A-A. After obtaining the certificate, he applied for admission and was approved. Admission to any of the medical colleges as the nominee of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Government was later withdrawn on the basis that he, being a US national, had reserved seats for the subjects of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Can't nominate to. Without the opportunity to hear from the applicant through the authority and to seek his point of view in this case, where the authority was created in any person in pursuing any administrative order of an officer such as the Nomination Board. Prior to the disposal of the notice, the service of notice was an important function of the case on which the rights of individuals, whether the proceedings are judicial, natural, or administrative, must adhere to the principles of natural justice. Is. The applicant has been nominated for the MB, B section course, against one of the reserved seats quota, such nomination will create favor among the applicants. And before her nomination was withdrawn, she was entitled to notice and her right could be heard before she was affected. The applicant had no opportunity of hearing to whom he was entitled, after the matter was delivered to the nomination board the opportunity to hear.
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