Case Details

Citation(s)
2022 SLG 628 2022 SLD 628 2022 MLD 227
Islamabad High Court
Writ Petition No.1380 of 2021, decided on 20th August, 2021.Dates of hearing: 1st, 14th, 15th July, 12th, 17th and 20thAugust, 2021.
MIANGUL HASSAN AURANGZEB, JUSTICE
Arif Chaudhary, Hameed Maqsood Abbasi and Shafqat Ullah Waris for Petitioners.Taimoor Aslam Khan, Muhammad Ali Raza and Muddassar Abbas for
Respondents.

SYED MOHAMMAD HASSAN RAZA RIZVI AND OTHErsVSFEDERATION OF PAKISTAN AND OTHERS

Law: Pakistan Medical Commission Act, 2020

Section: 20(1)(2),27(1),28(3)

Law: Constitution of Pakistan, 1973

Section: 199

(a) Jurisdiction--- ----Courts jurisdiction, ouster of---Principle---Such is no longer res integra that unless a statute specifically ousts Courts jurisdiction, ouster of jurisdiction cannot be readily inferred--- Jurisdiction of a special tribunal cannot be inferred by implication--- Ouster of jurisdiction is to be found only if Court finds that provisions of statute excluding jurisdiction of Court are unequivocal, explicitly expressed and definitive. Additional Collector-II Sales Tax v. Messrs Abdullah Sugar Mills Ltd. 2003 SCMR 1026; Maula Dad Khan v. West Pakistan Bar Council PLD 1975 SC 469 and Abbasia Cooperative Bank v. Muhammad Ghaus PLD 1997 SC 3 rel. (b) Pakistan Medical Commission Act (XXXIII of 2020)--- ----Ss.20(1)(2), 27(1) 28(3)---Constitution of Pakistan, Art. 199---Constitutional petition---Licence, non-issuance of---Direction by High Court---Scopes obtained undergraduate medical qualifications from foreign universities---Grievance of petitioners was that Pakistan Medical Commission did not grant them licence to practice on the ground that the institutions were not duly recognized---Validity---High Court in exercise of its jurisdiction under Art.199 of the Constitution, could not direct the regulator / Pakistan Medical Commission to accord recognition to foreign institutions which fell short of satisfying criteria laid down for recognition of such institutions---None of the petitioners had done their house job, internship or foundation year, by whatever name called in the countries from where they had obtained their undergraduate medical qualifications---None of the petitioners was issued a licence to practice in the countries from where they had obtained their medical certificates---Licensing pathways had been devised by the Council for holders of qualifications from foreign institutions---None of such pathways provided a mechanism for a provisional licence to be granted to graduate from category-B foreign institutions not recognized by Pakistan Medical Commissions could not avoid sitting in National Licensing Examination simply because it had been made tough by the regulator---All petitioners had been registered for such examination and they…
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