Supreme Court of India
Kurmanchal Institute of Degree & Diploma and Ors. v. Chancellor, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University and Ors.
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J Uttar Pradesh State Universities Act, 1973; Ss. 5, 42, 51 and 52: University started Degree and Diploma Courses under distance c education programme at an Institute/Study centre in a district beyond its territorial jurisdiction-Legality of-Held: In terms of provision uls. 5 of the .I Act, territorial jurisdiction of the University is confined only to seven districts, Nainital district is not amongst them-Hence, it is beyond the territorial jurisdiction of the University-Since Nainital district is not situate in the State of UP., provisions of the Act not applicable.
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