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Case Number |
Constitutional Petition No. D-1147 of 1979 |
Decision Date |
Nov 18, 1979 |
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Decision |
The petition filed by Miss Naveed Yousuf was allowed by the Sindh High Court, confirming her admission to the M.B.B.S. Class for the academic session of 1978-79 at Dow Medical College. The court ruled that the cancellation of her admission was without lawful authority, as she was entitled to claim a reserved seat for children of doctors under the relevant rules. The court found that the provisions requiring a Permanent Residence Certificate did not apply to her case, given the special interest provisions for children of doctors. The court emphasized that as a minor, the domicile of the petitioner was that of her father, validating her admission based on her mother's qualifications as a registered medical practitioner. The court's ruling reinstated her legal admission and quashed the earlier cancellation order. |
Summary |
In the landmark case involving Miss Naveed Yousuf, the Sindh High Court addressed critical issues surrounding admissions into medical colleges in Pakistan, particularly for children of registered medical practitioners. The case emphasized the importance of domicile in determining eligibility for reserved seats, shedding light on the constitutional rights of students seeking admission in educational institutions. The ruling clarified that rules requiring Permanent Residence Certificates do not apply to special interest categories, such as children of doctors. This case serves as a significant reference point for future admissions and the interpretation of related educational laws in Pakistan. Keywords such as 'Educational Institution Admission', 'Medical College', 'Domicile Rules', 'Children of Doctors', and 'Constitutional Rights' remain highly relevant in legal discourse and search optimization. |
Court |
Sindh High Court
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Judges |
AGHA ALI HAIDER, C.J,
ALI MUHAMMAD V. AHMAD, J
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Lawyers |
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Petitioners |
Miss Naveed Yousuf
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Respondents |
Mm
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Citations |
1980 SLD 1570,
1980 CLC 1286
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