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november 1991

Supreme Court of India · 1991-11-22

PRINCIPAL S.N.MEDICAL COLLEGE AGRA vs DR. ABDUL LATIF

Citation / case number
SC 1991/76752
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
PRINCIPAL S.N.MEDICAL COLLEGE AGRA
Respondent
DR. ABDUL LATIF
Bench
MISRA, RANGNATH (CJ)

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court dismissed appeals regarding provisional admissions to post-graduate medical courses, emphasizing that such admissions should not be granted at the interlocutory stage without clear justification. The Court noted that the High Court's order was based on a fraudulent writ petition and reiterated that admissions must adhere to the Indian Medical Council's prescribed timelines and regulations. The Court held that allowing provisional admissions could lead to significant adverse consequences and undermine educational discipline, thus reversing the High Court's decision.

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