Supreme Court of India
Vishal Goyal & Ors. v. State of Karnataka & Ors.
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In the result, we allow the writ petitions, declare sub clause (a) of clause 2.1 of the two Information Bulletins for post G graduate medical and dental courses for PGET-2014 as u/tra vires Article 14 of the Constitution and null and void.
Judgment, page 14
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Education/Educational Institutions: Medical and Dental Colleges - Post Graduate Entrance Test, 2014 - Information Bulletins - Sub-clause (a) of clause 2. 1 providing that no candidate shall be admitted. to a professional educational institution unless the· candidate is of 0 Kamataka origin - Constitutional validity of - Held: The institutional preference sought to be given by sub-clause (a) of clause 2.1 of the Information Bulletin for PGET-2014 is clearly contrary to the judgment of Supreme Court in *Dr. Pradeep Jain's case - The said sub-clause does not actually ·give institutional
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