Importance Of Domicile In Pakistan Essay

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As per constitution everyone has right to movement, where in and educational institution the selection committee for admission found that the candidate seeking admission found that the candidate seeking admission on the basis of domicile in particular district was not permanent resident of that district but it was held that the freedom of movement in throughout Pakistan and to enter and remain in particular place was not infringed. Constitution of Pakistan gives right to any citizen to move to work to live anywhere in Pakistan there is no restrictions at all. Domicile is the relation which the law creates between an individual and a particular locality or country. The domicile and residence are synonymous terms. Domicile and residence must …show more content…

Any person can travel by road or highway on car wagon or automobile, is not a mere privilege that may be permitted or prohibited, that rights which are under the right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. In a normal conditions anyone can move or travel in his discretion along a public highway or in public places while orderly in a decent manner, neither disturbing nor interfering the rights of another. Only for the safeguard of public interest by law a person can be restricted. In India the corresponding provision has been held to have as object the removal of all berries between one state of another or between different parts of same state. All are equal before law and freedoms shall be exercised directly on the basis of the Constitution. If in any country someone deprived from liberty then immediately inform him with his mother tongue or in a written form that why he deprived by his liberty and also instructed him immediately that he is not obliged to make any statement. This right may be limited by law but only where this is necessary to ensure the course of criminal proceeding and to prevent the spread of infectious diseases to protect public order or if the defense of the state so

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