Supreme Court of India
Dr. Kulmeet Kaur Mahal & Ors. v. State of Punjab & Ors.
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We are of the view that the order passed by the High Court in the review application, as a matter of fact does not deprive the right of the appellants in getting admission into their preferred colleges or favourite subjects, even though we have our own reservation about the manner in which the High Court C has entertained the review petition and granted the reliefs.
Judgment, page 5
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EDUCATION: c Medical admissions - Admission to PG Medical Courses - Weightage to in service candidates - Clarificatory order by High Court in review petition, without disturbing the already allocated seats - Held: On facts, since the order does not deprive the appellants in getting admission into their 0 preferred colleges or subjects, and they have already been admitted into various colleges and counseling is also over, it would not be in the interest of justice to disturb the admissions of appellants or contesting respondents - Legal questions left open. /mpleadment: Medical admissions -
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