Supreme Court of India
Sree Balaji Medical College and Hospital and Another v. Union of India and Another
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Education/Educational Institutions: Medical College - Admission capacity - Increase in - Whether needs recognition under Medical Council Act, 0 1956 - Held: Under the scheme of the Act, recognition is for the course and institution and for admission capacity only permission u!s. 1 OA is required - The Act does not provide for recognition of the admission capacity in a recognized college for a recognized course - The Regulations also do not contemplate such requirement - Therefore, in the present case, denial of increase in admission capacity on the ground that existing capacity was not
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