Supreme Court of India

Abhjjit Sen & Ors. v. State of U.P. & Ors.

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Reported as [1984] 1 S.C.R. 983
Bench V.D. Tulzapurkar J.
Decided 6 December 1983

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Constitution of India 1950, Articles 126 & 136. Professional cuileges-Admission to-Entrance test he!d-'Key answer' suppiied by paper-set/er to a question found wrong according to acknowledged text-book-Student whether to be penalised for not giving an ·answer, which accords with 'key· a(lswer' - Court wheiher e_,ntitied ro deterndning the correct ariswer-Student whether entitled lo ad111ission. The appellants who were candidates seeking admission into the .M. . .S. Medical Colleges in the State, in their writ·petilions before the High Court, ass­ ailed thep~ocedure of implementing and

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