Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1998SC2423; JT1998(5)SC40; 1998(4)SCALE161; (1998)6SCC131; [1998]3SCR740
..... the division bench in its impugned judgment partly allowed the same.32. the state acts, namely, karnataka universities act and karnataka capitation fee act must give way to the central act, namely, the indian medical council act, 1956. karnataka capitation fee act was enacted for the sole purpose of regulation in collection of capitation fee by colleges ..... the state under its statutory powers could not be reduced.4. in the third appeal filed by the rajiv gandhi dental college and which pertains to dental colleges under the provisions of the dentists act, 1948, there is similar challenge to the authority of the dental council of india to fix the intake ..... can be admitted but that number cannot be over and above that fixed by the medical council as per the regulations. chapter ix of the karnataka universities act, which contains provision for affiliation of colleges and recognition of institutions, applies to all types of colleges and not necessarily to professional colleges like medical .....
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..... vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, rajiv gandhi prodyogiki vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, rashtriya vidhi sansathan vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, etc. were established by the state government in exercise of power under entry 25 of the concurrent list. similarly, the central government has also enacted various legislations relating to higher education under entry 25 of the concurrent list pertaining to centrally funded universities such as the babasaheb bhimrao ambedkar university act, 1994, the ..... maulana azad national urdu university act, 1996, the indira gandhi national tribal university act, 2007, etc. the central government may have the power to regulate the admission process for centrally funded institutions like iits, nit .....
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..... , rajiv gandhi prodyogiki vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, rashtriya vidhi sansathan vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam etc. were established by the state government in exercise of power under entry 25 of concurrent list. similarly, the central government has also enacted various legislations relating to higher education under entry 25 of concurrent list pertaining to centrally funded universities such as babasaheb bhimrao ambedkar university act 1994, maulana azad national urdu university act, 1996, indira gandhi ..... national tribal university act, 2007 etc. central government may have the power to regulate the admission process for centrally funded institutions like iits, nit, jipmer etc. but .....
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..... vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, rajiv gandhi prodyogiki vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, rashtriya vidhi sansathan vishwavidyalaya adhiniyam, etc. were established by the state government in exercise of power under entry 25 of the concurrent list. similarly, the central government has also enacted various legislations relating to higher education under entry 25 of the concurrent list pertaining to centrally funded universities such as the babasaheb bhimrao ambedkar university act, 1994, the ..... maulana azad national urdu university act, 1996, the indira gandhi national tribal university act, 2007, etc. the central government may have the power to regulate the admission process for centrally funded institutions like iits, nit .....
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..... one month was paid to her. the respondent no1, aggrieved against the termination order, filed an appeal before the college tribunal under section 59 of the maharashtra universities act, 1994. the said appeal was dismissed by the presiding officer of the college tribunal. again, aggrieved against the said order passed by the presiding officer, respondent ..... 1. with reference to your application, this is to inform you that you are appointed as a purely temporary full time lecturer in the subject home economics in rajiv gandhi mahavidyalaya, sadak arjuni, on ad hoc basis. xx xx xx 5. in case your performance is found to be unsatisfactory, your services shall be terminated at ..... . the above are all examples where the allegations whose truth has not been found, and were merely the motive. 11) in pavanendra narayan verma v. sanjay gandhi pgi of medical sciences & anr.2 wherein, the inquiry conducted to assess the fitness of an employee for continuing on probation was not found to be punitive, .....
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..... where the propriety and correctness of similar such interim directions had been questioned before this court. relying upon the decisions in (i) medical council of india v. rajiv gandhi university of health sciences and others1, (ii) medical council of india v. jss medical college2, (iii) medical council of india v. kalinga institute of medical sciences ..... jurisdiction civil appeal no.6000 of2018(arising out of special leave petition (civil) no.14967 of 2018) medical council of india appellant versus jaipur national university institute for medical sciences and research centre jaipur and another .. . respondents judgment uday umesh lalit, j.leave granted.2. this appeal challenges the correctness ..... the students who are admitted pursuant to the order of this court. 6.4 the stay application is accordingly disposed of. the central government will act upon this order .7. this appeal questioning the aforesaid interim direction dated 29.05.2018 was listed along with a similar matter where by way .....
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..... the main petitions finally, subject to the convenience of the court. we may refer to the dictum of this court in medical council of india v. rajiv gandhi university of health sciences [2004 (6) scc76, scc para 14 in this regard. 78.5. we have categorically returned a finding that all the relevant ..... courses and promoting the chances of arbitrary and less meritorious admissions.42. the medical and dental councils of india, the governments and the universities are expected to act in tandem with each other and ensure that the recognition for starting of the medical courses and grant of admission are strictly within the ..... . they should apply to the central government for this permission along with the permission of state government, affiliation granted by an university recognized under university grants commission act or state act or central act and in conformity with the medical council of india regulations, along with documentary evidence to show the additional financial allocation, provision .....
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..... the main petitions finally, subject to convenience of the court. we may refer the dictum of this court in the case of medical council of india v. rajiv gandhi university of health sciences [(2004) 6 scc 76, para 14] in this regard. 4. we have categorically returned a finding that all the relevant stakeholders have failed ..... in an arbitrary manner and without recourse to the prescribed rule of merit.28. the medical and dental councils of india, the governments and the universities are expected to act in tandem with each other and ensure that the recognition for starting of the medical courses and grant of admission are strictly within the time ..... colourable exercise of power by the concerned authorities/colleges. 5. therefore, we hereby direct initiation of proceedings against the following under the provisions of the contempt of courts act, 1971. let notice be issued to the following, to show cause why they be not punished in accordance with law. a. additional secretary, ministry of health .....
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..... pending at the level of central government, writ petition was filed in which aforesaid interim direction was passed. this court relying upon the decisions in medical council of india v. rajiv gandhi university of health sciences & ors. 7 (2004) 6 scc76 medical council of india v. jss medical college & anr. (2012) 5 scc628 medical council of india v. ..... after renewal permission of the central govt. ii. admissions made in violation of the above conditions will be treated as irregular and shall be liable for action under lmc act 1956 & regulations made thereunder. iii. the aforesaid permission shall be subject to further orders to be passed by hon'ble high court of punjab & haryana in ..... the high court to allow or to dispose of the writ application holding that central government has tacitly accepted the claim of the college. it was wholly impermissible act and it virtually gave premium to the college on the basis of 11 the interim order that was set aside by this court. the high court gravely .....
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..... advert to certain decisions of this court where the issues regarding propriety and correctness of similar such interim order were put in question. a. in medical council of india v. rajiv gandhi university of health sciences and others1, it was observed :- : 14. in the normal circumstances, the high court ought not to issue an interim order when for the earlier year itself permission ..... court ought not to grant such interim orders in any of the cases where the council has not granted permission in terms of section 10-a of the medical council act. if interim orders are granted to those institutions which have been established without fulfilling the prescribed conditions to admit students, it will lead to serious jeopardy to the students admitted .....
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