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1995 Supreme(Kar) 226

G.C.BHARUKA
KARNATAKA STATE JUNIOR DOCTORS ASSOCIATION – Appellant
Versus
POST-GRADUATE SELECTION COMMITTEE, KARNATAKA, BANGALORE – Respondent


Advocates:
CHANDRASEKARAN, K.SRIDHAR RAO, UDAYA HOLLA

G. C. BHARUKA, J.

( 1 ) THE petitioner claims to be an association of junior doctors, which has been registered as such under the societies Registration Act. It claims to represent the interest of general body of junior doctors. This writ petition has been filed by the said association for declaring the notice dated 7th april, 1995 (Annexure-B) issued by the first respondent namely the post-graduate selection committee and the director of medical education in karnataka, inviting the eligible candidates to participate in the second spot counselling for admission to 1994-95 post-graduate medical and dental seats (hereinafter called as available post-graduate seats) as being void and illegal and for a further direction directing the first respondent even to permit such candidates who had already been allotted seats to participate in the second counselling to avail fresh choice of subject from among the seats available in second counselling as per the ranking in the selection list. At this stage, it is worthwhile to mention that "junior doctors" whose interest the petitioner-association claims to represent, and the expression "junior doctors" has nowhere been elaborated in the writ peti















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