COURT OF APPEAL. 16 APRIL 1914. MM. Muhammad Tewfik Rifaat Bey (Pres.); Caloyanni, Abdel Rahman Rida Bey (JJ.). ALI EFFENDI EL SAYED YOUSSEF v. EGYPTIAN UNIVERSITY. Egyptian University—Missions of students to Europe—Recall—Powers of University Council—Jurisdiction of Courts. The authority which the Council of the Egyptian University exercises over students who have been sent to Europe on educational missions, is limited and defined by the Regulations of the University governing such missions, and the Council is bound by the provisions contained therein. Though a wide discretion is given to the Council by paragraph 3 of Article 7 of these Regulations, as to the grounds upon which a student, who has been sent on such a mission, may be recalled, the Council must exercise this discretion reasonably, and the provisions of that Article do not oust the jurisdiction of the Courts to enquire into the reasonableness of its decision. Where, therefore, a decision of the Council to recall a student on the ground that he had failed at one examination was, in the opinion of the Court, having regard to all the circumstances, unreasonable, the Council was held liable in damages.