Supreme Court of India
Nitasha Paul v. Maharishi Dayanand University Rohtak and Ors.
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Education: Dental Col/ege--Admission/migration- . .S. Second year cmm-e stu- dent-Application for migration-Held, eligibility for migration to be decided on the basis of merit, domicile and several other factors-Though migration from one University to another cannot be claimed as a matter of right, University cannot decide question of migration arbitrarily and according to whims of the Vice-Chance/101-Vice Chancellor must abide by certain nonns and those nonns must apply equally to every candidate. The appellant, a second year, . .S. student of K.L. .S. Dental College and Hospital, Belgaum,
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