Teacher
Teacher legal meaning, translation and judicial precedents.
Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)
Word "teacher" would mean "one who teaches or instructs; especially one whose business or occupation was to teach others"
Word "teach" would mean to impart knowledge by means of lessons, to give instructions in communicating knowledge, introducing into or impressing on the mind as truth or information and could be done as well through written communication, personal direction through the public press or through any means by which information could be disseminated.
Definition.
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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Teacher"
1988 C L C 510
Miss RIZWANA ILYA S‑‑Petitioner Versus PRINCIPAL, QUEEN MARY COLLEGE,
Court: LahoreP L D 1998 Supreme Court 117
Raja MUHAMMAD ASHRAF and others — Petitioners Versus SECRETARY EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Court: High Court1993 P L C (C
ABDUL KHALIQ Versus THE SECRETARY, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF SINDH,
Court: Service Tribunal Sindh2011 P L C (C
GUL MUHAMMAD and others Versus SECRETARY EDUCATION and others
Court: Lahore High Court2005 P L C (C
SYED MUSA RAZA, S.S.T., Versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB through Secretary Finance Department, Lahore and 2 others
Court: Punjab Service Tribunal1997 S C M R, 902
AHMED HUSSAIN and 8 others‑‑‑Petitioners Versus DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS, FEDERAL DIRECTORATE OF EDUCATION,
Court: Supreme Court of PakistanP L D 1982 Supreme Court 27
PROVINCE OF PUNJAB‑Petitioner Versus Saved BASHIR A14MAD BUKHARI‑Respondent
Court: ‑No. 118, paras. 13 & 7 read with Punjab Nationalised Schools (Men and Women Section) Teaching Posts Rules, 1974, r. 4 and Punjab Nationalised Colleges (Men and Women Section) Teaching Posts Rules, 1974, rr. 5 & 6‑Yires of Statutes and Rules‑Purpose of enacting Regulation 118 of 1972 as its contents read with Education Policy of Government and Speech of Education Minister: Not only to nationalise but also to rationalise take over of privately owned educational insti tutions to make it workable on permanent basis, to create a unified system of education and to merge separate classes of institutions (private ly owned and Government owned) and their respective staff into one integrated whole‑Government as such obliged to lay down principle and make rules relating to method of recruitment, qualifications, seniority, creation of cadres, determination of seniority and other matters tending to facilitate integration‑Rules of 1974 having been made to regulate recruitment of staff of nationalised educational institutions and laying down terms and conditions applicable to them, hence, held, within scope of para. 13 of Regulation and not ultra vires Fazal Elahl Ejaz and 22 others v. Government of the Punjab and 13 others P L D 1977 Lah. 549 overruled.1998 P L C (C
ABDUL AHAD and 3 others Versus SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, FINANCE DEPARTMENT, LAHORE and 2 others
Court: Service Tribunal Punjab1986 S C M R 975
RASHID AHMAD BHATTI and others — Appellants Versus THE SECRETARY EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB and another — Respondents
Court: ---Art. 212(3)--Privately Managed Schools and Colleges (Taking Over) Regulation, 1972 M.L.R. 118, para. 7(2)--Leave to appeal granted to consider question as to what were rights of appellants under M.L.R. 118 and extent to which they had been given effect to in their adjustment after nationalization of institutions.2006 P L C (C
INAYATULLAH and others Versus DIRECTOR-GENERAL and others
Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan