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august 1990

Supreme Court of India · 1990-08-21

DR. HARIHAR PRASAD SINGH AND ORS. vs PRINCIPAL, M.L.N. MEDICAL COLLEGE ALLAHABADA

Citation / case number
SC 1990/77000
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
DR. HARIHAR PRASAD SINGH AND ORS.
Respondent
PRINCIPAL, M.L.N. MEDICAL COLLEGE ALLAHABADA
Author
S. RANGNATHAN
Bench
S. RANGNATHAN

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's decision regarding the interpretation of Clause 5 of the Residency Scheme, which allowed junior doctors who had completed their house job to seek admission to the second year of the postgraduate degree course, regardless of their prior enrollment in a diploma course. The Court clarified that there is no prohibition against such admissions, emphasizing that eligibility criteria must be fulfilled. The appeals were dismissed, affirming that the Residency Scheme's provisions were valid and inclusive of those who had completed their house job before the specified date.

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