In a recent legal case, the court thoroughly examined the University’s stance in an affiliation dispute. The focus was on the legal analysis put forth by the University, shedding light on the merits and relevance of their arguments. Dive into the complexities of the case as the court navigates through the legal intricacies with precision and scrutiny.
Facts
- The University has not seriously disputed the similarities in facts between the present writ petitions and Writ Petition (Civil) No. 390 of 2021.
- The petitioner-colleges seek various directions from the University, including compliance with the State Government’s Notification dated 19.3.2021 for granting conditional affiliation for Academic Year 2020-2021.
- Direction is sought for organizing special examinations for B. Pharma students for the same academic year as per the aforementioned Notification.
- The petitioner-colleges also seek permission for their students to participate in the special examinations.
- The petitioner-colleges claim that the facts in the current writ petitions mirror those in Writ Petition (Civil) No. 390 of 2021, which was granted by the Court on 15.4.2021.
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Analysis
- The University’s stance was presented for the first time in Writ Petition (Civil) No. [insert petition number]
- The analysis focused on the arguments put forth by the University in the case
- The University’s position was thoroughly examined and assessed by the court
- Key points and contentions raised by the University were scrutinized in detail
- The court evaluated the merits of the University’s arguments and their relevance to the case
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Case Title: SRI SAI RR INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY Vs. DR. A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (2021 INSC 319)
Case Number: W.P.(C) No.-000446 / 2021
