Supreme Court of India
Punjab University Chandigarh v. Devjani Chakrabarti & Others
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that these appeals have to be allowed.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
j · Punjl:b University Act, Section 20 (5) and Section 31-Power of the Syndicate, to make rules, relating to the pattertr of education- No rule can -be S(lid to be retrospective merely because they subsequently applied to students who. had earlier started their educadonal careers. · ·With the introduction of the system known as f'lO plus 2 plus 3" in the educat_ional L1sti1utions in the couutry, the Asscciation of the Indi'an Universities decided the equivalence of this 10+2+3 system with the ·old 11+3 yeafs degree course system still prevalent is some States and it suggested that in all
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