Supreme Court of India
North Bengal University & Ors. v. Dilip Kumar Sarkar
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c North Bengal University Act, 1981 - s. 10(6) - Controller of Examination of University responsible for irregularities in University fund- Issuance of suspension order - Writ petition challenging suspension - Suspension order quashed by High Court since the Vice-Chancellor did not apply its mind as to whether emergent situation arose for invocation of s. 10(6) - Issuance of direction to the University to permit the Controller to resume his duty - Said order disposed of by the Division Bench - On appeal, held: High Court was wrong on both the counts - Question that fell for determination
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