Supreme Court of India
Dr. Janet Jeyapaul v. Srm University & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Art. 226, 12 - Writ jurisdiction - Amenability to - Writ petition u!Art.226 by appellant-Senior lecturer against respondent No. 1-University - Maintainability of - Held: Writ petition u!Art. 226 against respondent No. 1 is maintainable - Respondent No. 1 is discharging "public function" by way of imparting education - It is notified as a "Deemed University" by the Central Government and as such all the provisions of the UGC Act are made applicable to respondent No. 1, which provides for effective discharge of the public function, education for the benefit of
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