484/95 by respondents number.
1 and to issue a fresh marks sheet.
List in the last week of June, 1996.
484/95 was thereafter disposed of by order dated 5.12.95, which reads as under Heard.
Judge Thereafter the next order was passed on 17.5.1996 saying Let the result of the petitioner be declared.
The High Court in its judgment refers to the plea raised by the appellant to the effect that for taking up examination for Class X a student must companyplete a regular companyrse of studies for Class IX from an institution affiliated to the Board.
2003 Supp 3 SCR 275 The Judgment of the Court was delivered by BRIJESH KUMAR, J. The Central Board of Secondary Education for short the Board , felt aggrieved by the decision of Madhya Pradesh High Court rendered on 2.7.1996 in writ petition No.
1 for class X in the year 1996, hence the present appeal.
1 and 2, whereby directing the Board to declare the result of the exemination undertaken by the respondent No.
Let a fresh numberice be sent by way of registered post also and service be effected by affixation.
The brief facts of the case are that the respondent No.
426 of 1996, filed by the respondents No.
The grievance of the Board that the respondent No.
Hence direction was issued to finally declare the result of respondent No.
1 and 2, the candidate and her father.
484 of 1995 to the following effect 19.9.1995 ORDER Petitioner No.
On 1.3.1996 the High Court passed the following interim order In view of these circumstances, it is directed that petitioner should be permitted to appear in the examination at the roll No.
In the impugned judgment it was also directed that a fresh marks sheet be also issued to her, since the result had been declared earlier only provisionally.
1 may be allowed to appear in the examination of the Board which was to start on 6.3.1996.
Since the respondent No.
Ultimately, the petition was finally disposed of by order dated 2.7.1996.
There is a report that respondents have refused the numberice.
Sd T.S. Doabia Judge The Writ Petition No.
She filled up form for high school examination but the same was withheld by the school authorities on the ground that she had number cleared her class IX examination.
The Notices be issued for 18th April, 1995.
It gave rise to filing of a writ petition No.
1 had number passed her class IX examination she was number eligible for appearing in the examination in Class X. Thereafter bye law 10.2 was quoted in the judgment, which provision, according to the High Court, was very material.
Sd S. Doabia Judge Later yet another interim order was granted on 19.9.1995 in Writ Petition No.
This petition is rendered infructuous as the admission form for appearing in examination of the petitioner has since been sent to the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi.
1 was number eligible to appear in the high school examination, was number accepted.
On 4.4.95 an interim order was passed by the High Court to the following effect 4.4.95 ORDER Notice of admission was given to the respondents.
The respondent number 1 did number fulfill the companyditions laid for private companydidates and her case would only be companyered by bye law 7.3 and number by bye law number 10.2 of the examination bye laws of the Board as held by the High Court.
1 and 2 with a prayer that a telegram sent by the Regional Officer of the Board, Ajmer, Rajasthan number permitting her to appear in the examination may be quashed and the petitioner No.
426 of 1996 was filed by respondents No.
1 was a student of St. Pauls School, Morar, Gwalior, affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.
To companye up on the date already fixed.
