Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra v. Minoo Noazer Kavarana & Ors.
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Professional Colleges-Admission to. Medical Colleges run by Municipal Corporation/State Government in Bombay-Reservation of seats for local and outside students-Validity of-No unreasonableness or impropriety in State Government filling up the local seats first Creation of additional seats-Concurrence of Indian Medical Coun cil-Necessity for. The appellant-State by virtue of the judgment in Nidamarti Maheshkumar v. State of Maharashtra & Ors., [1986) 2 SCC 534, after providing 15 per cent of seats under the All India Onota and under Article 15 of the Constitution for admission to MBBS
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