Supreme Court of India
Sec., U.P.S.C. and Anr. v. S. Krishna Chaitanya
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Education/Educational institutions: Civil Service c Examination - Plea of respondent-candidate that he sent application/examination form through courier but did not receive admission letter - The candidate could not produce the acknowledgment card stamped by the institution to show the receipt of application form - High Court passed interim ''· order directing institution to allow student to appear in examination - On appeal, held: The candidate could not show any evidence that he had sent the application form - The appellants cannot be directed to declare the final result of the respondent,
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