Supreme Court of India
Dr. Saurabh Choudhary and Ors. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 19 50 : Articles 141, 142 and 144-Judgment-Prospective operation of- Medical admissions-Saurabh Chaudri's case directing All India quota of 50% of PG seats to be filled up by common entrance test-IA. by Union of India seeking clarification that Saurabh Chaudri's case to be applied prospectively since admission process for 2004 PG courses had alrea_dy started prior to the said judgment-Held, allotment of seats under All India quota, process as to which had already commenced shall remain confined to 25% only-Education/Educational Institutions-Medical admissions.
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