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Notification No. 1 LL.B. Part-II Annual Examination 2019 UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB Notification No. 1 LL.B. Part-II, Annual Examination 2019 It is hereby notified that the result of the LL.B. Part-II, Annual Examination 2019, held in June-July 2019, has been declared as under:- Maximum marks in this Examination are 1400. Note: 1. This notification is issued, errors and omissions excepted as a notice only. An entry appearing in it does not in 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 application within 60 days from the date of declaration of his result provided that it will not be applicable to such case 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 / 2 Roll Serial Regd. Marks/Papers to reappear No. No. No. Objections, if any National Institute of Legal Studies, Attock 005108 004171 2010-drr-28 Naheed Nazir D/o Nazeer Ahmed Fail II-4,VI-1-2,I-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005109 001099 2011-z-5945 Hafiza Sidra Shafiq D/o Muhammad Shafiq Pass 703 005110 001090 2012-gww-86 Nabila Shaheen D/o Ghulam Matloob Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005111 001091 2013-cwc-356 Nayyar Bibi D/o Ajmal Khan Pass 778 005112 003774 2013-nla-1 Naheed D/o Qamar Khan (L.C.St.) Fail I-3,VI-1-2,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005113 003773 2014-z-61600 Khadija Tul Kubra D/o Muhammad Saleem (L.C.St.) Pass 745 005114 004170 2015-gwc-113 Sumbal Saadat D/o Saadat Ali Shah Pass 707 005115 004174 2015-gwc-373 Maryam Nafees D/o Nafees Iqbal Pass 734 005116 004175 2015-gwc-505 Kainat Aksar D/o Muhammad Aksar Pass 686 005117 001093 2015-whr-45 Maira Bibi D/o Qudrat Shah Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005118 004172 2015-z-28590 Saira Naz D/o Fazal Karim Fail VI-1-2,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005119 001092 2016-z-1058 Siddiqa Mughal D/o Muhammad Dawood Mughal Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005120 004173 2017-nla-1 Maria Tariq D/o Tariq Mahmood Asad Fail VI-1-2,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005121 001095 2017-nla-13 Aneela Kanwal D/o Allah Wasaya Pass 763 005122 001100 2017-nla-14 Shereen Ambereen D/o Abid Ali Khan Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005123 001094 2017-nla-15 Khalida Jehangir D/o Jehangir Khan Fail 005124 001097 2017-nla-35 Saman Ishaq D/o Muhammad Ishaq Fail III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005125 001098 2017-nla-37 Iqra Younis D/o Muhammad Younis Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005126 001096 2017-nla-38 Maryam Zafar D/o Zafar Mehmood Pass 716 005127 004176 91-cwc-108 Arab Sultan D/o Muhammad Saleem Fail 005128 001102 2002-z-19250 Salah Ud Din Ahmad S/o Manzoor Hussain Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005129 001117 2005-fgw-58 Azam Khan S/o Fazal Khan Fail II-4,VII-3,VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005130 004160 2005-ic-260 Syed Jalil Abbas Jalal Akbar S/o Syed Ali Akbar Shah Fail III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005131 001115 2005-jcw-37 Tariq Ali Khan S/o Nur Ul Basar Pass 690 005132 003769 2005-z-25663 Maqsood Ellahi S/o Hafiz Ghulam Muhammad Abid (L.C.St.) Pass 709 005133 004168 2009-pcr-498 Syed Asad Abbas Shirazi S/o Syed Haseeb Hussain Fail 005134 001111 2009-z-24794 Mansoor Sohail S/o Muhammad Iqbal Fail III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005135 001109 2010-z-37797 Mumroz Khan S/o Zardad Khan Fail VI-1-2,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005136 001112 2011-mo-907 Faisal Habeeb S/o Habeeb Ur Rehman Fail II-4,III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005137 003766 2012-icm-36 Muhammad Mehtab Khan S/o Sheraz Khan (L.C.St.) Fail VI-1-2 till the Annual 2020. 005138 005240 2012-waw-66 Awais Ali S/o Ghulam Ali (L.C.St.) Pass 677 005139 004157 2014-z-43117 Wajahat Ali Khan S/o Muhammad Afzal Khan Fail II-4,III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005140 004162 2015-ic-22 Humza Shafique S/o Muhammad Shafique Pass 680 005141 001116 2015-jcw-10 Gulraiz Khan S/o Muhammad Aslam Pass 735 005142 001110 2015-jcw-12 Bilal Haider S/o Pervaiz Akhtar Pass 705 005143 001108 2015-jcw-16 Osama Iqbal S/o Malik Muhammad Iqbal Fail IV-2,VII-3,VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005144 003771 2015-nla-25 Abdullah Sabir S/o Habibullah Sabir (L.C.St.) Fail VII-3,III-3 till the Supplementary 2019. 005145 004161 2015-sdk-45 Hassan Abbas S/o Tanveer Ahmed Fail IV-2,VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005146 001101 2015-waw-36 Qazi Muhammad Dilawar Hussain S/o Muhammad Ashfaq Pass 712 005147 001121 2015-z-45829 Hussan Ali S/o Ch Ghafoor Ahmad Fail VII-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005148 003770 2016-nla-1 Yasir Shahzad S/o Abdul Naeem (L.C.St.) Absent 005149 003765 2016-nla-16 Muhammad Ijaz S/o Muhammad Saleem (L.C.St.) Fail VII-3 till the Annual 2020. 005150 003772 2016-nla-18 Muhammad Bilal S/o Aziz Ur Rahman (L.C.St.) Fail II-4,III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005151 005238 2016-nla-23 Farhan Khan S/o Sajid Ali (L.C.St.) Fail I-3,VII-3,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005152 005239 2016-nla-24 Azhar Mehmood S/o Khan Afsar (L.C.St.) Fail VII-3,V-2,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005153 003768 2016-nla-31 Syed Ali Abuzar S/o Syed Khali Rauf (L.C.St.) Fail I-3,III-3,V-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005154 004167 2016-z-23132 Muhammad Zeeshan S/o Tariq Masood Ahmed Fail 005155 004166 2017-nla-10 Muhammad Usman Umer S/o Muhammad Riaz Fail 005156 004163 2017-nla-11 Saeed Raza S/o Malik Tariq Javed Fail 005157 001106 2017-nla-16 Syed Adeel Ali Shah Kazmi S/o Syed Azhar Ali Shah Kazmi Fail 005158 001107 2017-nla-17 Syed Imran Haider Naqvi S/o Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah Pass 710 005159 001103 2017-nla-22 Irfan Ali S/o Ehsan Ali Fail II-4,VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005160 001104 2017-nla-23 Aqeel Ahmed S/o Zahoor Ahmed Pass 673 005161 001114 2017-nla-25 Waheed Ellahi S/o Karam Ellahi Fail II-4,VI-1-2,III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005162 001119 2017-nla-27 Abdul Rehman S/o Abdul Naeem Pass 658 005163 004158 2017-nla-31 Muhammad Jabir Khan S/o Muhammad Aslam Pass 681 005164 001118 2017-nla-34 Muhammad Faizan Rasheed S/o Abdui Rasheed Pass 728 005165 004169 2017-nla-36 Kamran Sultan S/o Sultan Muhammad Fail II-4,I-3 till the Supplementary 2020. 005166 004159 2017-nla-44 Saad Iqbal Khan S/o Muhammad Iqbal Khan Pass 689 005167 004165 2017-nla-7 Kaleem Haider S/o Mukhtar Ahmad Fail III-3,II-4,VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005168 004164 2017-nla-9 Muhammad Shahzad S/o Muhammad Feroze Fail 005169 001113 2017-z-20713 Junaid Ahmed S/o Abdul Rasheed Pass 708 005170 001105 2017-z-20714 Awais Hassan Sabir S/o Sabir Ali Pass 695 005171 003764 86-f-623 Aman Ullah Malik S/o Malik Muhammad Ashraf (L.C.St.) Pass 642 005172 003767 89-r-558 Syed Aamer Abbas S/o Syed Firdaus Hussain Shah (L.C.St.) Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 010223 005387 78-gtr-5 Anwar Ul Islam S/o Tefoor Ul Islam Fail I-3,III-3 till the Supplementary 2020. LL.B. Part-II Annual Exam.2019 2 / 2 Roll Serial Regd. Marks/Papers to reappear No. No. No. Objections, if any National Institute of Legal Studies, Attock 010290 005331 2013-z-43366 Muhammad Shakeel Imtiaz S/o Muhammad Imtiaz Mehmood(L.C.St.) FEE 010376 004177 2017-nla-28 Sajida Niaz D/o Niaz Ahmed Fail 010431 001120 99-z-25212 Faisal Nadeem S/o Muhammad Siddique (L.C.St.) Fail VI-1-2,VII-3 till the Supplementary 2020. LL.B. Part-II Annual Exam.2019 1 / 3 Roll Serial Regd. Marks/Papers to reappear No. No. No. Objections, if any Faisalabad College of Law, Faisalabad. 005173 002030 2002-swf-28 Lubna Manzoor D/o Manzoor Hussain Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005174 004776 2005-dtf-239 Shama Sharif D/o Muhammad Sharif (L.C.St.) Fail VII-3,VI-1-2,II-4 till the Supplementary 2020. 005175 002159 2005-fas-108 Sumaira Chand D/o Ajaz Hussain Fail VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020. 005176 002056 2005-z-40480 Memona Arshad D/o Muhammad Arshad Fail 005177 002081 2006-fpc-236 Qumer Ul Nissa D/o Naiz Hussain Pass 703 005178 002143 2006-pwf-200 Rubab Arshad D/o Muhammad Arshad Tabassam Fail VII-3,VI-1-2 till the Supplementary 2020.
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