Karnataka High Court Hears Appeal Against Single Judge's Order Quashing Compulsory Service Bonds of ESIC Medical Students; Questions Validity Under ESI Act and Constitution
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High Court
Revenue Appeals Against Single Judge's Order Quashing Service Tax Demand, Arguing University's Activities Are Commercial and Taxable. Court Examines Educational Institution Exemption Under Finance Act, 1994.
30 Jul 2024This intra-court appeal arose from a Single Judge's order quashing a show cause notice and demand for service tax issued to Rajiv Gandhi University of...
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Gauhati High Court Decision Striking Down Assam Rural Health Regulatory Authority Act, 2004 for Repugnancy with Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. Diploma in Medicine and Rural Health Care Held to Be a Medical Qualification Requiring Central Permission Under Section 10A of IMC Act.
10 May 2023The case involves appeals against the Gauhati High Court's judgment striking down the Assam Rural Health Regulatory Authority Act, 2004. The Assam Act...
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High Court
Karnataka High Court Examines Constitutional Challenge to National Commission of Homeopathy Act, 2020 by Private Homeopathic Medical Colleges. Dispute Concerns NEET Requirement, Counseling Process, and Fee Fixation for Academic Year 2022-23.
3 Mar 2023The Karnataka High Court heard a writ petition filed by an association of private homeopathic medical colleges and several individual colleges challen...
High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Challenge to Bar Council Rule Limiting Regular Approval of Law Colleges to Five Years. Rule 2(xxiv) of the Rules of Legal Education 2008 Held Intra Vires the Advocates Act, 1961; Permanent Approval Status Not Recognized Under New Rules.
8 Apr 2020The petitioners, Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur University and its Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law, challenged the validity of Rule 2(xxiv) ...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Compulsory Service Bonds for Post-Graduate Medical Courses. The Court held that such bonds are valid and do not violate fundamental rights under Articles 14, 19, and 21 of the Constitution, as they are reasonable restrictions imposed in public interest to ensure availability of doctors in underserved areas.
19 Aug 2019The case involves multiple writ petitions and appeals challenging compulsory bond conditions imposed by various State Governments and the Armed Forces...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Partially Allows Petition Challenging Retrospective Pay Revision for Unaided Private Engineering College. Government Resolutions directing retrospective implementation of 5th and 6th Pay Commission recommendations held not binding on unaided private institutions, but prospective implementation required.
7 Sep 2018The petitioners, D.Y. Patil College of Engineering and its managing trust D.Y. Patil Pratisthan, filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court ch...
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High Court
Karnataka High Court Examines Plea for Return of Original Documents and Tuition Fees from Medical College After Candidate Attained Admission Elsewhere. Petition Alleged Illegal Detention of Documents and Demand for Full Course Fee, Raising Issues Under Medical Admissions Regulations and Judicial Precedents.
6 Jan 2017The matter arose from a writ petition filed by a medical aspirant who, after completing his higher secondary education and securing a competitive All ...
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High Court
High Court of Bombay at Goa Adjudicates Petition Challenging Enhancement of GCET Weightage in Professional Admissions. Petitioners Contend Sudden Change and Misapplication of Supreme Court Judgments.
27 Jun 2005This writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution challenged a Government of Goa circular dated 4th April 2005 that assigned 100% weightage to ...
High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Students to Appear for BAMS Examinations Despite Non-Compliance with Admission Rules. University Directed to Regularize Admissions and Permit Students to Take Exams, Holding That Students Cannot Be Penalized for Faults of Colleges.
30 Nov -0001The judgment concerns a group of writ petitions filed by students who were admitted to the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) course in...
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