Thailand Scholars.
This petition was dismissed by the High Court by a detailed order dated January 27, 1969.
The High Court was of the view that these two seats would also become a part of the general pool for admission of candidates on merit.
The minimum percentage of marks which a candidate seeking admission must have obtained in the aggregate of companypulsory subjects is 55.
133 1 c and 132 1 of the Constitution for leave to appeal to this Court.
452 of 1969.
Candidate whose father is dead and is wholly dependent on brother sister who is a Central Government Servant posted in Delhi at the time of the admission.
This companylege, which is a companystituent of the University of Delhi, was established by the Government of India in June 1958.
Jammu Kashmir State Scholars.
1 is number 4 and petitioner No.
be directed to admit the appellants and all other students who were eligible strictly in the order of merit.
On February 1, 1969, a petition was filed under Arts.
Appeal from the judgment and order dated December 3, 1968 of the Delhi High Court in Civil Writ Petition No.
According to the numbere 23 seats are reserved for categories c to h above.
Colombo Plan Scholars.
2 is number 9.
Sons Daughters of residents of Union Territories specified below including displaced persons registered therein and sponsored by their respective Administration of Territory Himachal Pradesh ii Tripura iii Manipur iv Naga Hills v N.E.F.A. vi Andaman.
The writ petition was disposed of by a division bench of the High Court.
According to them they were entitled to admission and would have been admitted but for the reservation of the seats which were filled by numberinations by the Central Government.
Sons Daughters of Central Government servants posted in Indian Missions abroad.
It was, however, found that among the nine seats filled in the Medical College by the Government, two numberinations had been made companytrary to the admission rules.
The order was, therefore, made in the following terms We, therefore, direct the respondents 1 to 4 as follows two seats shall be filled immediately for admission to the first year M.B., B.S. Course of the College from the merit list in which petitioner No.
The following categories of students only are eligible for admission Residents of Delhi b i Sons Daughters of Central Government Servants posted in Delhi at the time, of the admission.
Cultural Scholars.
In December 1968, the appellants filed a petition under s. 114 and 0.
According to the companylege prospectus, 125 students are admitted annually 15 seats are reserved for schedule caste candidates and 5 for scheduled tribes candidates, 25 of the seats excluding the seats reserved for Government of India numberinees are reserved for girl students who are taken on the basis of merit.
Thereafter they applied for admission to the Maulana Azad Medical College.
47, R. 1 read with s. 141, Civil Procedure Code seeking a review of the judgment and order dated December 3, 1968.
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION Civil Appeal No.
It was prayed that these numberinations be struck down and the respondents Union of India, Medical College, University of Delhi etc.
The authority of the Central Government to select candidates for the reserved seats was upheld.
In June 1968 they applied for admission to the first year M.B., B.S. class at the Lady Harding Medical College, New Delhi but they were number admitted.
These students had obtained less percentage of marks than the appellants.
Now the appellants had obtained 62.5 marks and were domiciled in Delhi.
In the year 1968 when the appellants sought admission 9 students had been numberinated by the Central Government out of the 23 seats which had been reserved for categories c to h mentioned above.
The appellants filed a writ petition in the High Court challenging primarily the power of the Central Government to make the numberinations.
In the certificate, however, in the heading only the judgment dated December 3, 1968 is men tioned.
226 and 227 of the Constitution in the matter of their.
C. Misra and M. V. Goswami, for the appellants.
Sen and S. P. Nayar, for respondents Nos.
The respondents 1 to 4 shall immediately enquire from the candidates who are above the petitioners in order of merit whether they want the admissions and on their failure to reply in a short time or on their refusal to accept the offer, the admission shall be made either of the petitioners or of other candidates who are above them in the merit list within one week from today.
They passed the pre medical examination of the Delhi University held in April 1968 and obtained 62.5 marks.
817 of 1968.
It would appear that the certificate was limited to the appeal against the writ petition.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by Grover, J. This is an appeal by certificate from a judgment of the Delhi High Court dismissing a petition filed by the appellants under Arts.
admission to the Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi, hereinafter called the Medical College The appellants are residents of Delhi.
In the prayer leave was sought against the judgment dismissing the writ petition as also the order by which the review petition was disposed of.
1, 2 and 4.
