Supreme Court of India
Dr. Yogesh Bhardwaj v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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Professional Colleges-Admission to. U.P. State Universities Act, 1974-Section 28(5) and Notification dated August 19, 1983-Clauses 2 and 4-Medical College-Admission I to M. .S. course-Residence qualificatitm-Residence of five years in State of U.P. solely for purpose of pursuing . .S. course-Held amounts to bona fide residence in the State and eligible for admission to M. .S. course- 'Domicile' --Concept of in private international law Inapposite and inapplicable in the context.
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