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UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB Notification No. 1 LL.B. Part-I Annual Examination 2019 It is hereby notified that the result of the LL.B. Part-I, Annual Examination 2019, held in June-July 2019, has been declared as under:- Maximum marks in this Examination are 700. Note: 1. This notification is issued, errors and omissions excepted as a notice only. An entry appearing in it does not itself confer any right or privilege independently to the grant of a proper Certificate / Degree / Diploma, which will be issued under the regulations in due course. 2. If a candidate finds any discrepancy in his result card or if he does not receive his result card, he will be bound and responsible to submit his/her application within 60 days from the date of declaration of his/her result provided that it will not be applicable to such cases where time limit already exists. 3. Totally failed candidates who have appeared in Annual Examination can appear in the Supplementary Examination in all subjects. 4. If any student is found Expelled / Rusticated or involved in any illegal activity, the result will be quashed under the University Rules. ********************************************* This result is also available on www.pu.edu.pk Department of Examinations, University of the Punjab, Quaid-e-Azam Campus, Lahore. 1 / 88 Roll Serial Regd. Marks/Papers to reappear No. No. No. Name / Father's Name of the Candidate Result Objection, if any National Institute of Legal Studies, Attock 000001 001550 2012-gww-86 Nabila Shaheen D/o Ghulam Matloob (L.C.St.) Pass 332 000002 001296 2013-nla-1 Naheed D/o Qamar Khan (L.C.St.) Fail VII till the Supplementary 2019. 000003 001297 2015-nla-26 Naveeda Mufti D/o Mufti Nazir (L.C.St.) Fail 000004 001548 2015-whr-45 Maira Bibi D/o Qudrat Shah (L.C.St.) Pass 342 000005 001552 2016-nla-25 Anam Fatima D/o Safdar Hussain (L.C.St.) Fail 000006 001294 2017-nla-1 Maria Tariq D/o Tariq Mahmood Asad (L.C.St.) Fail VI-3 till the Supplementary 2019. 000007 001549 2017-nla-14 Shereen Ambereen D/o Abid Ali Khan (L.C.St.) Fail II-2 till the Supplementary 2019. 000008 001551 2017-nla-15 Khalida Jehangir D/o Jehangir Khan (L.C.St.) Pass 333 000009 001547 2017-nla-28 Sajida Niaz D/o Niaz Ahmed (L.C.St.) Fail IV-3,II-2,VI-3 till the Annual 2020. 000010 001295 2017-nla-4 Sonia Gul D/o Sajid Mehmood (L.C.St.) Fail I-2,VI-3,V-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 000011 001293 91-cwc-108 Arab Sultan D/o Muhammad Saleem (L.C.St.) Fail II-2,IV-3 till the Supplementary 2019. 000012 001283 2005-ic-91 Najeeb Ullah Khan S/o Safdar Jang Khan (L.C.St.) Absent 000013 001286 2009-z-11754 Muhammad Usman S/o Muhammad Shafahat (L.C.St.) Absent 000014 001289 2010-nla-19 Ziaullah Khan S/o Mumtaz Khan (L.C.St.) Fail II-2,VI-3 till the Annual 2020. 000015 001561 2010-nla-22 S. Idrees Shah Atta S/o S. Atta Ullah Shah (L.C.St.) Fail 000016 001554 2013-z-3671 Waris Zaman Abbasi S/o Ejaz Ahmed Abbasi (L.C.St.) Absent 000017 001285 2014-z-43117 Wajahat Ali Khan S/o Muhammad Afzal Khan (L.C.St.) Fail II-2 till the Annual 2020. 000018 001281 2016-nla-1 Yasir Shahzad S/o Abdul Naeem (L.C.St.) Fail VII,V-2 till the Supplementary 2019. 000019 001558 2016-nla-24 Azhar Mehmood S/o Khan Afsar (L.C.St.) Fail III-2,VII till the Supplementary 2019. 000020 001287 2017-nla-10 Muhammad Usman Umer S/o Muhammad Riaz (L.C.St.) Pass 364 000021 001284 2017-nla-11 Saeed Raza S/o Malik Tariq Javed (L.C.St.) Fail II-2,VII till the Annual 2020. 000022 001288 2017-nla-12 Allah Ditta S/o Ghulam Muhammad (L.C.St.) Fail III-2 till the Annual 2020. 000023 001559 2017-nla-16 Syed Adeel Ali Shah Kazmi S/o Syed Azhar Ali Shah Kazmi (L.C.St.) Fail VII,VI-3 till the Annual 2020. 000024 001560 2017-nla-21 Qadeer Hussain S/o Muhammad Latif (L.C.St.) Fail 000025 001555 2017-nla-24 Muhammad Sheraz S/o Muhammad Riaz (L.C.St.) Fail 000026 001556 2017-nla-25 Waheed Ellahi S/o Karam Ellahi (L.C.St.) Pass 334 000027 001557 2017-nla-39 Muhammad Talha Amir S/o Amir Mehmood (L.C.St.) Absent 000028 001291 2017-nla-46 Raza Khan S/o Muhammad Gul (L.C.St.) Fail VI-3,VII till the Annual 2020. 000029 001553 2017-nla-49 Raja Muhammad Tahir Waleed S/o Raja Khalid Pervez (L.C.St.) Pass 344 000030 001280 2017-nla-7 Kaleem Haider S/o Mukhtar Ahmad (L.C.St.) Pass 334 000031 001282 2017-nla-9 Muhammad Shahzad S/o Muhammad Feroze (L.C.St.) Pass 354 Faisalabad College of Law, Faisalabad. 000032 001348 2005-z-40480 Memona Arshad D/o Muhammad Arshad (L.C.St.) Fail III-2,IV-3 till the Annual 2020. 000033 001366 2013-gjw-447 Rukhsana Abbas D/o Muhammad Abbas (L.C.St.) Pass 351 000034 001383 2014-gjw-307 Sadia Rubab D/o Abdul Ghafoor (L.C.St.) Fail 000035 003306 2014-pjr-12 Anum Urooj D/o Muhammad Naeem Pass 368 000036 003293 2016-kwf-17 Maryam Batool D/o Amjad Hussain Pass 429 000037 003335 2016-pfs-73 Noor Ul Ain Tahir D/o Tahir Manzoor Pass 405 000038 003328 2016-swf-81 Layba Rana D/o Muhammad Ajmal Pass 376 000039 003326 2016-wsh-264 Atia Batool D/o Muhammad Fahad Asgher Fail IV-3,VI-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 000040 001351 2017-flf-3 Kainat Tanveer D/o Muhammad Tanveer (L.C.St.) Fail VII till the Annual 2020. 000041 001385 2017-flf-52 Minhal Javied Zia D/o Muhammad Javed Zia (L.C.St.) Fail VII till the Annual 2020. 000042 003281 2018-flf-10 Tahira Riaz D/o Muhammad Riaz Fail 000043 003323 2018-flf-12 Ayesha Saleem D/o Muhammad Saleem Fail II-2,III-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 000044 003301 2018-flf-16 Gulshan D/o Ghulam Rasool Fail IV-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 000045 003284 2018-flf-19 Hadiqa Zahra D/o Muhammad Hussain Pass 339 Layllpur Law College, Faisalabad 000046 001537 2009-tcf-237 Saliha Hussain D/o Muhammad Hussain (L.C.St.) Fail I-2,VII till the Supplementary 2020. Faisalabad College of Law, Faisalabad. 000047 001372 2005-fcf-175 Muhammad Adnan Munir S/o Munir Ahmad Gondal (L.C.St.) Fail III-2,IV-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 000048 001343 2005-ml-1021 Hassan Shahzad S/o Munir Hussain (L.C.St.) Fail VI-3,III-2 till the Annual 2020. 000049 001340 2006-ccf-166 Mian Toqeer Raza S/o Muhammad Mukhtar (L.C.St.) Fail II-2 till the Annual 2020. 000050 001375 2007-ml-455 Saad Usman Summa S/o Muhammad Usman Basil (L.C.St.) Fail VII till the Supplementary 2019. 000051 001358 2007-ml-759 Mukhtar Ahmed S/o Abdul Jabbar (L.C.St.) Pass 370 000052 001344 2007-qcf-28 Tanveer Ahmad S/o Hamid Ali (L.C.St.) Pass 338 000053 001342 2008-z-10238 Muhammad Irfan Haider S/o Rafiq Ahmad Akhtar (L.C.St.) Fail III-2,I-2,IV-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 000054 001341 2009-i-422 Ali Ijaz S/o Ahmed Ali (L.C.St.) Pass 378 000055 001391 2010-spf-81 Muhammad Hussian S/o Muhammad Zafar Iqbal (L.C.St.) Pass 358 000056 003291 2011-scf-3 Muhammad Aali Mughanum S/o Islam Ul Haq Pass 394 000057 001353 2012-dcf-5 Muhammad Iftikhar S/o Muhammad Younas (L.C.St.) Pass 346 000058 001369 2012-ml-563 Raees Ahmad Khan S/o Zareef Khan Niazi (L.C.St.) Pass 336 000059 001371 2013-qcf-77 Muhammad Azeem S/o Muhammad Naseem Bazmi (L.C.St.) Absent 000060 003317 2014-tif-170 Jahazaib Balawal S/o Muhammad Ramzan Pass 344 000061 001361 2014-tif-83 Ali Raza Arshad S/o Muhammad Arshad (L.C.St.) Pass 367 LL.B. Part-I Annual Exam.2019 2 / 88 Roll Serial Regd. Marks/Papers to reappear No. No. No. Name / Father's Name of the Candidate Result Objection, if any Faisalabad College of Law, Faisalabad. 000062 001373 2015-flf-61 Muhammad Tahir S/o Muhammad Arif (L.C.St.) Fail IV-3,III-2,VI-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 000063 001356 2015-ij-560 Shahbaz Ali S/o Muhammad Manzoor (L.C.St.) Pass 347 000064 003289 2015-spf-2 Muhammad Asad Khan S/o Zafar Ullah Khan Absent 000065 003282 2015-tcf-23 Farhan Anwaar S/o Muhammad Anwaar Khan Pass 366 000066 003292 2015-tif-223 Abd -Ur-Rehman S/o Muhammad Latif Fail III-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 000067 001346 2015-z-25552 Bilal Farooq S/o Farooq Azam (L.C.St.) Pass 335 000068 001360 2015-z-37007 Muhammad Kamran S/o Mushtaq Ahmad (L.C.St.) Fail VI-3,II-2 till the Supplementary 2019. 000069 001388 2016-flf-47 Fargham Sattar S/o Rana Abdul Sattar (L.C.St.) Fail 000070 001382 2016-flf-54 Babar Iqbal S/o Iqbal Masih (L.C.St.) Fail 000071 001384 2017-flf-10 Allah Rakhio S/o Muhammad Inayat (L.C.St.) Pass 365 000072 001387 2017-flf-101 Sajjad Sarwar S/o Ghulam Sarwar (L.C.St.) Absent 000073 001365 2017-flf-17 Muhammad Aftab S/o Muhammad Sarfraz (L.C.St.) Pass 347 000074 001379 2017-flf-19 Muhammad Faizan Ali S/o Ali Hussain (L.C.St.) Fail 000075 001377 2017-flf-23 Muhammad Amir S/o Muhammad Aslam (L.C.St.) Pass 336 000076 001368 2017-flf-24 Munir Ahmad S/o Ghulam Farid (L.C.St.) Fail III-2 till the Annual 2020.
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  • 14-11-2018.Pdf

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    SUPREME COURT OF PAKISTAN AND PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN'S DIAMER BHASHA AND MOHMAND DAM FUND ACCOUNT LIST OF DONOR FOR 14 NOV-18 RECEIPT Bank Depositor Name Amount AL BARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD GHULAM SAKINA 128256 AL BARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD BILAL ASIF 10,000 AL BARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD HAMIDA HUSSAIN 2,000 AL BARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD TALAT 2,000 AL BARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD KHALIL AHMED 1,000 AL BARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD Total 143,256 Allied Bank Limited RANA SHOUKAT HAYAT NOON 1,000,000 Allied Bank Limited NUMAIRA ALI 133,000 Allied Bank Limited SARFRAZ AHMAD 100,000 Allied Bank Limited NOSHEEN SHAHID 65,000 Allied Bank Limited ZAHOOR AHMED 51,000 Allied Bank Limited SAIRAAMIN 35,000 Allied Bank Limited MUHAMMAD ASLAM 30,000 Allied Bank Limited THE CITY SCHOOL GUJRAT CAMPUS 21,500 Allied Bank Limited SUMAIR 20,000 Allied Bank Limited NAZIR AHMED 20,000 Allied Bank Limited SHABBIR 20,000 Allied Bank Limited MUHAMMAD RIZWAN 18,000 Allied Bank Limited JAMATALISAH 15,650 Allied Bank Limited MUHAMMAD AZAM 15,126 Allied Bank Limited abdul rafay 15,000 Allied Bank Limited ASIF IQBAL 15,000 Allied Bank Limited SHAKEEL 15,000 Allied Bank Limited SAHIBZADA BABER SHAHZAD ABBASI 10,000 Allied Bank Limited GHULAMNABI 10,000 Allied Bank Limited ANIQA 10,000 Allied Bank Limited M JAVED IQBAL 10,000 Allied Bank Limited MANSOOR 10,000 Allied Bank Limited AMJAD HUSSAIN 5,000 Allied Bank Limited ZARA TANWIR 5,000 Allied Bank Limited MUHAMMAD ASIF SARDAR 5,000 Allied Bank Limited MUHAMMAD JAVED IQBAL 5,000 Allied Bank Limited ZAHEER 5,000 Allied