Supreme Court of India
Manipal Academy of Higher Education v. State of Karnataka.
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JUDGMENT: ORDER 1.We have heard both Mr Kapil Sibal, Senior Advocate and Mr .V. Acharya, learned Advocate-General of the State of Karnataka at length. We have also had the benefit of the arguments on behalf of the University Grants Commission. 2. As on today a good deal of academic year had passed. The grant of status as "Deemed University" in favour of the petitioner has resulted in complexities. In order that the rights of the students to get admitted, may not be further delayed, we pass the following order only in respect of the academic year 1993-94 as an ad hoc measure.
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