Supreme Court of India
Dr. B R Amedkar University, Agra v. Devarsh Nath Gupta & Ors.
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Constitution of India :Art. 226 – Exercise of power under – Order as regards re-evaluation of the answer sheets/answer scripts – Justification of – Writ of Mandamus by respondent No. 1 seeki ng re-checking of answer sheet of the paper of the physiol ogy subject through different examiners and to accept the amend ed result if marks were increased in re-checking – High Court allowed the writ petition by awarding the respondent no. 1, the average of the marks awarded by the three examiners – High Court further awarded Rs . 1 lakh cost to respondent no. 1, gave liberty to the students who
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