Supreme Court of India
Nishant Puri v. State of Himachal Pradesh and Ors.
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Medical admission-Himachal Pradesh University-prospectus-Clause Ill-Eligibility of admission-Bona fide residents of Himachal Pradesfr Rt!quirement of passing two examinations from schools situated in Himachal Pradeslr-Exemption to wards of serving Central Government Employees- Appellant's mother a Himachal Pardesh State Government employee-At her own request sent on deputation to work with Chandigarh Education Department-Appel/ant's application for combined entrance test for MB. .S. admission-Rejection of-Writ-High Court held exemption under clause III ~ was not available to appellant
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