Supreme Court of India
Punjab University v. Subash Chander and Anr.
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Punfab University Calendar, 1965·Rule 7.1 re'tating to M.8. .S. course read - with Regu!dti(Jn 25 of Punjab University Regulations framed under P,iinjah. Univer sity Act'-Rule 7.1 a'"'!nded by Univmlty in May 1970 by way of addition of excep"tif;n to-Rule 2.J .of Punjab Univefsity.CalenUar, 1970 co_iresponding_ to ]J.ule 7.1of1965-Incorporated in Punjab University Calendar 1974-Whether amendtd rule had retrospective o'peration-Whether candidate joining ~M." . .S. course in 1965 and appearing for final exarnination in 1974 governed by old rule in force in 1965-or new rule in force in
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