and the recognition finds place in the Architects Act, 1972. The petitioner after obtaining degree and a confirmation letter from the University seeks to register himself as an Architect under the Architects Act, 1972. The respondents did not take any action on the application of the petitioner. The petitioner accordingly represents to the Ministry of Human Resources and Development seeking a direction to the Council of Architecture to register the petitioner as an Architect. Several representations or notices are caused or submitted by the petitioner thereto. To the representations given by the petitioner, the 1st respondent/Council replies to the petitioner confirming that the doctoral degree obtained by the petitioner was valid as there was a change of name of the course from the ‘Degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences’ to ‘Doctor of Sciences’ and that has not been up-dated in the Architects Act, 1972. This led the petitioner to submit plethora of representations seeking registration by re-consideration of his application in view of the clarification given by the 1st respondent.