JASPAL SINGH, MALIK SHARIEF-UD-DIN
KANISHKA AGGARWAL – Appellant
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UNIVERSITY OF DELHI – Respondent
( 1 ) RULE D. B. T. Shaffer in his On being a Christian and a Lawyer (1981) paints a devastating picture of the instruction, regulation, and practice of law in the law schools. Had he known that even in the matter of admission to law schools, the picture is not less dismal, we feel sure, almost, that he would have constructed a mental cloister and retreated into it, but not before proclaiming, in utter despair. Gold has rusted. This writ petition presents that sad spectacle. However, first 3 brief resume of the back-drop, the same being essential for the ascertainment of both truth and justice.
( 2 ) UNIVERSITY of Delhi (hereinafter called The University) has number of colleges affiliated to it. It has also various Faculties like Faculties of Arts, Science, Social Sciences, Education, Mathematical Sciences, Management Studies and Law. The Faculty of Law has three centres, namely, (1) Campus Law Centre, (ii) Law-Centre-l and (iii) Law Centre II. These Centres offer LL. B. (six terms) course. As in the Past, for the academic year 1990-91 also Law Centre-1 invited applications for admission of the LL. B. 1st Year Course. The last date for submission of applications wa
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