Admission to College
Admission to College legal meaning, translation and judicial precedents.
Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)
Admission to College Institutions maintained, staffed and financed by Provincial Government-Special enactment providing for formation of Governing Bodies for purpose of policy-making, co-ordination and maintenance of institutions
Such Governing Bodies, though formed, not functioning due to absence of Rules required to be framed by enactment
Government, under circumstances, held, competent to control and guide affairs of institutions including question of admission of students to such institutions
Medical Colleges (Governing Bodies) Ordinance (XIII of 1961), Ss. 3 & 8.
Admission to University of student 'selected as nominee of Ministry of Defence under Civilian Scholar-ship Scheme sponsored by Ministry-Student once admitted acquires status of "admitted student"-Expulsion from scholarship Scheme does not automatically render student be expelled from University unless such student liable to be expelled from University in accordance with relevant Statutes and Regulations.
Admission to College Admission to College-Ministry not authorised to interfere with discretion of Principal controlled by directions of Governing Body of College-Restrictions on admission-University of Karachi Act (LIX of 1950), Statute 26 (3)-Constitution of Pakistan. Arts. 5 and 13 (3).
Admission to College Provisional admission not liable to cancellation on instruction of Ministry-Student once duly admitted can only be struck off in accordance with Ordinances framed by the University-University of Karachi Act (LIX of 1950) : Ordinances IV, V, XI-Writ-Constitution of Pakistan, Art. 170.
Admission to College Admission to College-Provisional admission becomes final on satisfaction of requirement of certificates etc.-Student duly admitted can be deprived of that status only in accordance with the University Act-Writ-Constitution of Pakistan, Art. 170
University of Karachi Act (LIX of 1950).
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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Admission to College"
1981 C L C 1255
MAJID ALI‑Petitioner Versus PRINCIPAL, GOVERNMENT WOMEN'S COLLEGE,
Court: KarachiP L D 1978 Karachi 222
Miss MAJIDA TABASSUM‑Petitioner Versus GOVERNMENT OF SIND AND 3 OTHERS‑Respondents
Court: ‑‑ Art. 199‑Writ jurisdiction‑Educational institutions‑Admission to Medical College‑Respondent student though not entitled to admission to Medical College on last date fixed for filing application for admission to College yet becoming qualified before publication of list of successful candidates by getting additional 20 marks for having completed Women's Guards training and standing higher than petitioner on merits‑As between petitioner and contesting respondent, irrespective of other considerations contesting respondent being higher on merit, contesting respondent's admission, held, not appropriate to be interfered with in writ jurisdiction‑Petitioners, held further, not having been admitted to College, acquired no vested right and no such right interfered with by admission of contesting respondent.‑Educational Institutions.2006 C L C 506
NAILA IQBAL — Petitioner Versus PRINCIPAL, GOVERNMENT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, MULTAN — Respondent
Court: LahoreP L D 1979 Quetta 66
Before Zakaullah Lodhi and Mir Hazar Khan Khoso, JJ Versus THE CHAIRMAN, SELECTION COMMITTEE, MEDICAL
Court: High Court1978 S C M R 246
ABID HUSSAIN-Petitioner Versus GHULAM RASOOL AND 3 OTHERS — Respondents
Court: ---- Admission to college-Respondent producing copy from revenue record showing his father as owning agricultural land within relevant Province, certificate from Political Agent showing respondent a bona fide resident of a place within relevant Province, another certificate from Political Agent showing respondent and his brother having been awarded scholarships and considered to be borne fide residents of such place, copy of Political Agent's order rejecting application filed against respondent challenging his residence in a district of relevant Province- Respondent also receiving education within Province for last three years-Petitioner, on other hand, producing no evidence whatsoever, to prove his allegation of respondent being not a bona fide resident of any place in relevant Province-High Court's judgment proceed ing on evidence produced on behalf of respondent and deciding that Provincial Government's policy did not require living at all times in Province to show bona fide residence for admission to Engineering College and upholding respondent's claim for admission in preference to petitioner admittedly securing, lesser marks, held, a finding of fact based on proper evidence and not open to review--Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art. 185(3).-Finding of fact--Review.P L D 1976 Karachi 1039
KAIOMARZ R. FEROZEPURWALA AND OTHERS‑Petitioners Versus THE ADMINISTRATOR, DOW MEDICAL COLLEGE, KALZACHI AND ANOTHER‑Respondents
Court:P L D 1957 (W
Syed ABDUL WADOOD-Petitioner Versus 1) PAKISTAN, through SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF HEALTH, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN,
Court:P L D 1973 Karachi 332
SAJID RAZA AND 3 OTHERS‑Petitioners Versus THE COMMISSIONER, QUETTA DIVISION. QUETTA AND 9 OTHERS‑Respondents
Court:1984 C L C 2093
Syed MOAZZAM ALI — ‑Petitioner Versus PRINCIPAL, DAWOOD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Court: Karachi1972 S C M R 430
MUHAMMAD SHAKIL AAMIR‑Appellant Versus Miss NASEEM KAUSAR ARBAB AND 3 OTHERS‑Respondents
Court: High Court