MUSLIM FOUNDATION TRUST versus ISLAMIA UNIVERSITY, BAHAWALPUR
University of Bahawalpur Act 1975 Section 34 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application Plato Law Colleges, Inc., a member of the affiliated committee, strongly recommended the case for annexation and protested against its indifferent attitude. ? Another member of the committee affiliated with the university also pointed to the university's ill-mannered attitude toward LA colleges, while dealing with the affiliation record request, showed that the colleges' affiliation request was not properly addressed. There was no justification. Preventing Students from Examining the Specific Date to Begin On the University dispute that the college administration did not abolish the treatment provided under section 38 of the Islamic University Bahawalpur Act 1975, another forum for them Was available. The University Senate from which he, the University Administration, was instructed to allow college candidates in the LLB exam with the condition that the candidates' results be announced before the Senate by the decision of the appeal by the colleges. Conditional. Or any other legal remedy available to them, the court directed that the appeal, if filed, be dealt with promptly and the University will decide the matter strictly according to the law of the present High Court order.
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