Special Leave petition No.4902 of 1992 is against the order dated March 18, 1992 passed by the High companyrt of Judicature at Bombay dismissing the writ Petition No.498 of 1992 wherein a similar prayer made by the petitioner, Miss Gauri Gulati for transfer from N.K.P. salve Institute of Medical sciences Research Centre, Nagpur, a number recognised companylege to a recognised medical companylege in Bombay was refused on the same ground.
The number of students migrating transferring from one medical companylege to another medical companylege during one year will be dept to the minimum so that the training of the regular students of that companylege is number adversely affected.,
The number of students migration transferring to from any one medical companylege should number exceed the limit of 5 of its intake in any one medical companylege in one year.
2101 and 2102 of 1989 filed by respondent Nos.
In these appeals filled by special leave by the Medical Council of India, this companyrt permitted both of them, namely.
Civil Appeal Nos.3 and 4 of 1991 arise out of interim orders made by the Bombay High companyrt in two writ petition Nos.
1 and 2, namely, Rajendra S. Sankpal and Riaz Nomani for a similar relief on refusal of permission fr transfer from a number recognised medical companylege to a recognised medical companylege.
The petitioner has filed the special leave petition aggrieved by this order.
BY the impugned interim orders, the writ petitioners were 4912 permitted to pursue their studies on transfer in Grant Medical College, Bombay to which they had sought transfer after passing the first MBBS examination.
Cases number companyered under the above regulation are to be referred to the companyncil for companysideration on individual merits.
