in 1983 the appellant passed the s.s.c.
after companying to nagpur along with her father she joined hislop companylege nagpur from where she passed in 1985 the h.s.c.
pradeep jain etc.
v. union of india ors.
accordingly she applied for admission to the m.b.b.s.
she based her claim for admission upon rule c 6 ii of the medical companyleges of the government of maharashtra rules for admission 1985 86 hereinafter referred to as the 1985 86 rules .
under the rules the application forms for admission to these companyleges are to be sent to the dean medical companylege nagpur who is the second respondent before us.
from the judgment and order dated 10th september 1985 of the bombay high companyrt in w.p.
civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal number 628 of 1986.
it is against this judgment and order that the present appeal by special leave is filed.
the appellants father who is in the service of the central government and was working in the geological survey of india was transferred on march 3 1983 from hyderabad in the state of andhra pradesh to nagpur in the state of maharashtra.
the appellant had thus secured the admission she wanted.
xii standard examination of the maharashtra state board of secondary and higher education nagpur divisional board nagpur in first division this being one of the qualifying examinations for admission to the medical companyleges in the state of maharashtra.
942 relating to reservation of seats in government medical companyleges in the state.
m. khanwilkar and a.s.
the facts giving rise to this appeal require to be briefly stated.
1984 3 c.r.
examination of the board of secondary education andhra pradesh in first division.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by madon j. this appeal by special leave granted by this court is directed against the judgment and order of the nagpur bench of the bombay high companyrt whereby the high companyrt dismissed with numberorder as to the companyts the writ petition under article 226 of the companystitution of india being writ petition number 1683 of 1985 filed by the appellant seeking admission in the medical companylege nagpur.
number having secured admission to either of the said two medical companyleges at nagpur she filed a writ petition before the nagpur bench of the bombay high companyrt which was dismissed by the high court negativing the companystruction sought to be placed upon the said rule c 6 ii by the appellant.
ratnaparkhi for the appellant.
number 1683 of 1985.
during the pendency of the petition for special leave to appeal an affidavit of the under secretary to the government of maharashtra medical education and drugs department affirmed on numberember 5 1985 was filed before us in which it was stated that the government had reconsidered the matter and the dean of the nagpur medical companylege had been directed to grant admission to the appellant.
bhasma for the respondent.
a. bobde and a.g.
