Supreme Court of India
Shafali Nandwani v. State of Haryana
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Education/Educational Institutions: Admission in Post Graduate Course in Medicine-Entrance test-Second counselling-Allotment of vacant seat in the subject of choice-Eligibility clause in admission prospectus lnterpretation of-Held, allotment of seat in a particular subject to a candidate lower in rank to the one who vacated the seat is only afortuitous circumstance which would he in compliance with the rule/eligibility clause- candidate ·though senior in merit but accepted admission in another subject in second counselling-Claiming admission in the subject of his first choice-permitting such
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