Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra and Others v. Dr. Sharvil Thatte and Others
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Education/Educational Institutions – Medical Admissions – Eligibility criteria – Domicile status – Notification issued by State of Maharashtra for admission to Postgraduate Medical/Dental Courses in unaided Private Educational Institutions in State of Maharashtra – Condition No.(ii) in the eligibility criteria prescribed in the notification stated that the candidate shall be a domicile of State of Maharashtra – Writ petition filed by Respondent Nos. 1 to 9 challenging the same, allowed – On appeal, held: In the Judgment of Supreme Court dtd.
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