Supreme Court of India
Union Territory, Chandigarh v. Master Kunaldeep Malik.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the considered opinion that the orders of High Court are wholly unsustainable.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
The Union Territory of Chandigarh, by its Memo dated 19.5.1982 as modifited by another Memo dated 6.9.1990, reserved 5% of seats for children/spouses of military/pars- military personnel. Pursuant thereto the Punjab Engineering College, reserved 15 seats for such candidates. For the purpose of admission the college categorised in its prospec- tus these candidates into 5 sub-categories. These belonging to the respective categories and obtaining qualifying marks in the entrance examination were to be admitted meritwise in the order of priority in descending order: sub-category 1 consisted of…
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