1. MUHAMMAD AFZAL ZULLAH, J.---Leave to appeal has been sought; against an interim order passed by the High Court with regard to the admission of respondents Nos. l and 2 in a Medical College.
2. While respondent No. 1 was given admission on a wrong assumption with regard to his better position on account of, as stated by the learned counsel, an inadvertent mistake in wrong feeding of the computer, however, subsequently on discovery of the mistake the petitioner cancelled the admission. On challenge before the High Court this cancellation was withdrawn on the assumption that it was incompetent. But the Board constituted in this behalf, again passed an order of cancellation of admission of respondent No.1. In his place respondent No.2 was granted admission.
3. By now respondent No.2, it appears, has studied for two years under the orders impugned before the High Court while it is not known as to what happened to respondent No.1. His learned A.O.R. Has yet to seek instructions in this behalf. On filing of this petition the Court passed interim orders affecting the interim orders passed by the High Court with the result that, as stated by the learned counsel, while respondent No. 1 is out of college, respondent No.2 is regularly studying. In these circumstances it is just and fair in order to see whether justice has been done to both the respondents, we consider it a fit case for further examination. This petition, accordingly, is converted into appeal.
4. The appeal shall be prepared on the present record with direction to the parties to file all those documents which would be necessary for disposal of appeal.
5. It shall be fixed for hearing within this year at Lahore. The learned A.O.R. Of the petitioners shall lay information before the Court with regard to the continuance or otherwise of studies by respondent No.1 during the period between 1987 and 1989.