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Bench J.S. Verma and Yogeshwar Dayal Andn. Venkatachala JJ.
Decided 21 October 1992

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ACT: Education-Professional Colleges: Migration/transfer of student from one Medical college to another - condition of eligibility-student of non-recognised Medical college refused transfer to recognised Medical colleges-Validity of. Constitution of India 1950: Art.14 Migration-transfer of students from one Medical College to another-Eligibility condition-Refused of transfer to students of non-Recognised Medical College-Whether arbitrary and unreasonable.

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