Supreme Court of India
Preeti Mittal Etc. Etc. v. Gaganjot Kaur Saira and Ors. Etc. Etc.
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Judgment, page 11
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Education : , Admission to MBBS Course-Chandigarh Pool and All India Poo/- Notification dated 19.9.1998-85% seats kept open for Chandigarh Pool and remaining 15% seats reserved for candidates from All India Pao/ Admission Committee's decision to fill up Chandigarh Pool first and thereafter All India Pool-On challenge, High Court holding that procedure adopted not in accordance with the Instructions/Prospectus-On appeal, held, neither the Notification nor the prospectus contain any indication for filling up All India Pool first and thereafter Chandigarh Pool-Procedure adopted by Admission
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