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Supreme Court Of India
ISLAMIC ACADEMY OF EDUCATION
Versus
STATE OF KARNATAKA
Decided on July 29, 2004
Constitution of India, Articles 19(1)(g), 30(1) and 26(a) -Exemption from holding sconducting the Common Entrance Test and liberty to regulate the admissions on the basis of qualifying examinations - Since the issue was likely involve modification of para 16 of the decision in the case of Islamic Academy Education, Islamic Academy of Education v. State of Karnataka, (2003) 6 SCC 697.matter directed to be placed along with the other matters before the Hon'ble Chief Justice of India for reference to a larger Bench [Paras 1 and 2]
( 1 ) IN this petition by the State of Maharashtra, a prayer has been made for exemption from conducting the Common Entrance Test and liberty to regulate the admissions on the basis of qualifying examinations and to permit admissions on the basis of marks obtained by the candidates in the qualifying hsc without conducting Common Entrance Test.
( 2 ) THIS prayer might involve modification of para 16 of the decision in the case of Islamic Academy education.
( 3 ) LET this matter be placed along with the other matters before the honble the Chief Justice of India for reference to a larger Bench.
( 4 ) COURT Masters.
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