Supreme Court of India
Sunil Kumar Parimal and Anr. v. The State of Bihar and Ors.
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Education/Educational Institutions: Examination for sessions 1994-95 and 1995-96-Not held inspite of instructions of State authorities to Board- Writ petition by students-Dismissed on the ground that respondent-College had been de-recognised-On appeal, held: Respondent-College lost its recognition only w.ef 17.08.2005 when the NCTE Act came into force and before that date, it was duly recognised institution-Palpable injustice done to the students due to inefficiency of Board-Case fit for exercising jurisdiction under Article 142 of Constitution-Authorities directed to permit aggrieved…
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