Supreme Court of India
Meenakshi Malik v. University of Delhi & Ors.
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Constitution of India: Article 32-Universities-Medicalcolleges_. Admission-Local candidates-Reservation of seats-Condition-Last two years of education in a school in Delhi-Whether unreasonable and -c in-applicable to students leaving India with their parents on the parent being deputed to a foreign country. Administrative Law: Rules-Reasonableness-Necessity of. ~ The petitioner was born and studied upto class IX in Delhi.…
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