Supreme Court of India
Ashok Chand Singhvi v. University of Jodhpur & Ors.
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Professional Colleges-Admission to Engineering Colleges . . degree course-Admission to--Candidate-Diploma holder Administrator/Instructor in engineering-Conceals nothing from uni versity-Granted admission by authorities-Later admission cancelled on account of mistake committed by the authorities-Held candidate cannot be made to suffer for mistake of authorities-Statutes, rules and regulations of University-To be clear and unambiguous. The appellant was a diploma holder and was serving as an Administrator/Instructor since 1976 in an Engineering College. In May 1987 he submitted an
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