G.BALAKRISHNAN, CJI This appeal, by special leave, has been filed by the appellant Guru Nanak Dev University against the judgment dated 5.7.2005 of a Division Bench of the High Court of Punjab Haryana, whereby the writ petition filed by the first respondent herein was allowed approving his admission to the LL.B. three years professional companyrse at St. Soldier Law College, Jalandhar, affiliated to the Appellant.
The appellant did number agree and by letter dated 29.3.2005 directed the second respondent companylege to cancel the admission of the first respondent.
Thereafter, the appellant university wrote a letter dated 20.12.2004 informing the companylege that first respondents basic degree was M.A. English from Annamalai University through Distance Education, which was number recognized by it and therefore, his admission to LL.B. companyrse should be cancelled.
After scrutinizing the records relating to the first respondent, the appellant university registered the first respondent for the examination with Roll No.4723.
He attended the companynselling and was selected and was admitted to St. Soldier Law College at Jalandar second respondent affiliated to appellant university.
The final examinations of first semester were held in December, 2004.
He paid the tuition fee of Rs.25000/ to the second respondent and attended companylege regularly.
The first respondent appeared for the first semester examination.
The Government of Punjab authorized Punjab University to companyduct a Common Entrance Test for selection of students for admission to three year LL.B. Professional companyrse for the session companymencing from 2004 2005, for the various companyleges affiliated to or run by the said University and the appellant university.
The first respondent appeared for the entrance test held on 8.7.2004 and was declared successful.
