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NEET PG SC Case Dec 10th 2012 Update

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NEET PG supreme court case update: The hearing is again scheduled on 13th Dec 2012.

MCI requested for vacating the stay given by High Court of Madras as they have to prepare the state wise merit list. Supreme Court refused to vacate the stay but MCI lawyer insisted for speedy disposal of the case as they have completed the exams and they are in process of making the selection list. Supreme court said that final directions will given after due consideration with regard to vacation of the stay. The next date of listing is 13th Dec 2012.

Tranfer Case (Civil) 98/2012
 
STATUS PENDING

Cause Title
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE VELLORE & ORS

Vs.

UNION OF INDIA AND ORS.

Advocate Details

Pet. Adv. M/S. PAREKH & CO.

Res. Adv. MR. AMIT KUMAR
 
Subject Category

ADMISSION/TRANSFER TO ENGINEERING AND MEDICAL COLLEGES - MEDICAL ADMISSION MATTERS

Listing Details: Next Date of Listing 13/12/2012

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