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High Court of Karnataka Dharwad Bench Hears Writ Petition Challenging Rescission of Appointment of Additional District Government Pleader Within 24 Hours. The Court Examines Whether the Impugned Notification Violates Constitutional Prohibition Against Arbitrariness in Context of Pleasure Doctrine.

The case concerns the abrupt withdrawal of an appointment as Additional District Government Pleader at the newly established XI Additional District an...

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Karnataka High Court Grants Interim Stay on Notification Cancelling Nomination of Chairman of Karnataka State Minorities Commission; Examination of Pleasure Doctrine and Natural Justice Under Sections 4 and 5 of the Act

The petitioner, Abdul Azeem, a former Chairman of the Karnataka State Minorities Commission, filed a writ petition before the Karnataka High Court und...

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High Court of Karnataka Dismisses B.Pharmacy Student's Challenge to Passing Criteria Notification; Academic Matters Not to Be Interfered by Courts Under Article 226. University's Power to Alter Passing Criteria Upheld Under Section 35(2) of Karnataka Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Act, 1994.

The petitioner, a B.Pharmacy student admitted in Government College of Pharmacy for the academic year 2020-21, challenged a notification dated 23.02.2...

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Karnataka High Court Quashes Removal of University Syndicate and Senate Members for Violation of Natural Justice. Removal Without Notice or Reasons Held Arbitrary and Violative of Section 31 of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Act, 1994.

The dispute arose from the removal of nominated members of the Syndicate and Senate of the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) by the S...

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Karnataka High Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Minimum English Marks Requirement in COMEDK UGET for Medical Admissions. English Proficiency is Essential for Medical Education and the Condition is a Valid Eligibility Criterion Not Violative of Fundamental Rights.

The petitioners, students who appeared for the COMEDK UGET (Undergraduate Entrance Test) for admission to medical courses in Karnataka, challenged the...