Supreme Court of India
Meenakshi Malik v. University of Delhi & Ors.
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Constitution of India: Article 32-Universities-Medicalcolleges_. Admission-Local candidates-Reservation of seats-Condition-Last two years of education in a school in Delhi-Whether unreasonable and -c in-applicable to students leaving India with their parents on the parent being deputed to a foreign country. Administrative Law: Rules-Reasonableness-Necessity of. ~ The petitioner was born and studied upto class IX in Delhi. In 1982 she left for Nigeria, along with her parents, where her father went on deputation. There she passed the General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level, conducted by
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