Supreme Court of India
Principal S.n.medical College Agra v. Dr. Abdul Latif
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that there was hardly any scope for being misled, we are prepared to give the benefit of doubt to the Principals.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
These matters relate to admission in post-graduate courses in the Medical Colleges in Uttar Pradesh. On a Writ Petition, which later turned out to be fake, the High Court had ordered that admission could be effected on the basis of the MBBS Examination. This has been disputed in appeal before this Court. In another Writ Petition, pending hearing, the High Court directed that provisional admission be given to two candidates, one in MS (Surgery) and another in MD (Medicine).…
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