1. SH. RIAZ AHMAD, J.---Petitioner Miss Tahira Ayyaz seeks leave to appeal against the order passed by to learned Judges of the Peshawar High Court, whereby, writ petition filed by her challenging the cancellation of her admission in the Khyber Medical College, Peshawar for MB.,B.S. Course was dismissed. Brief facts giving rise to the institution of this petition are that the petitioner was admitted in the Khyber Medical College at Peshawar in the M.B.,B.S. Class in 1994/95's session against a seat reserved for the children of the Naval personnel. Subsequently, on 29-1-1995, Miss Rifat Hayat respondent No.3 was also admitted in the Khyber Medical College as a nominee of the Director Naval Education Services, Naval headquarters Islamabad on the swine very seat. Thus, the Principal, Khyber Medical College, Peshawar sought the clarification, and then it came to light that the petitioner had not been nominated by the Director Naval Education Services, Naval Headquarters Islamabad who was the competent Authority to nominate a candidate for admission against the reserved seat for the children of the Naval personnel. It further came to light that petitioner was nominated by one Qamar Hasham, a Captain in the Pakistan Navy who was also holding the office of the Director of Personnel Services. The aforesaid Qamar Hasham vide his letter, dated 8th of May, 1995 addressed to the Principal Khyber Medical College, Peshawar stated that he had only recommended the case of petitioner being the daughter of an ex-Naval personnel for consideration, and had not nominated her for admission against Naval quota. Facts of the case further revealed that the competent Authority to nominate the children of the Naval personnel was the Director of Naval Education Service, Naval Headquarters, Islamabad, that is why, Qamar Hasham rightly informed the Principal, Khyber Medical College, Peshawar that he had only recommended the petitioner in his personal capacity. On account of this legal position, the Peshawar High Court upheld the cancellation of the admission of the petitioner by maintaining that admission of respondent No.3 as a nominee of the Pakistan Navy suffered with no illegality. In fact, this was the only criteria to determine the legality of the admission, and thus, we find no reasons to make a departure from the view of the matter taken by to learned Judges of the Peshawar High Court. Consequently, leave to appeal is declined, and the petition is dismissed.