Law: Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Admissions and Teaching of Student Regulation 1978

Section: 10

Law: Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Admissions and Teaching of Student Regulation 1978

Section: 10

Law: Constitution of Pakistan, 1973

Section: 199

Law: Pakistan Medical

Section: 4(1)

(a) Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Act, (IV of 1977)-------S. 47--Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Admissions and Teaching of Students Regulations, 1978, Regln, 10---Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.), and Bachelor of City & Regional Planning (B.C.R.P.) Degree Courses Regulations, 2003, Regls.9 & 11---Constitution of Pakistan Art.199---Constitutional petition---Student of 3rd year, Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.)---Final examination of Sixth Term (third year) to commence on 25-11-2010---Denial of examination form to petitioner for having below 75% required attendance---Petitioner's plea that 54% attendance secured by her in sixth term was due to be her often sickness, thus, she was entitled to condonation of attendance of missed classes on medical ground---Filing of constitution petition one day earlier to date of examination---Validity---Petitioner was allowed to appear in sixth term examination through an interim order subject to final outcome of present constitutional petition ---Petitioner had not attached a single medical certificate with petition to substantiate her claim---Medical certificate filed along with affidavit-in-rejoinder showing petitioner to be patient of Acute Pyelonephritis which was a common renal disease of inflammation of kidney---Petitioner in petition had admitted that she had missed 102 classes and secure only 54% attendance in sixth term as against 75 required attendance---According to Para-11 of Prospectus 2007-2008, maximum 10% condonation in genuine case might be allowed under discretionary powers of Vice-Chancellor on basis of application to be scrutinized by Director/Chairman concerned and routed through respective Dean of the Faculty ---Petitioner had failed to show any unfair or discriminatory treatment with her requiring any interference of High Court---Interim order of High Court would not create any valuable or vested right in favour of petitioner---Relevant Regulations and Prospectus did not allow any student to appear in examination having below 75% attendance---High Court dismissed constitutional…

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