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ANITA SUMANTH
Minor, Tarun Suresh Kumar, Rep. By Suresh Kumar Venu – Appellant
Versus
Government of Tamil Nadu – Respondent
ORDER :
The petitioner is a minor aged around 17 years at the institution of this writ petition. The deponent in the affidavit filed in support of the writ petition is his father, who is an employee with the Reserve Bank of India.
2. The petitioner wishes to pursue the study of Medicine and has appeared for the NEET examination held on 05.05.2024. The eligibility criteria prescribed for the NEET, includes a nativity certificate issued by the competent authority in the Government of Tamil Nadu if the petitioner is to be considered for admission in this State.
3. An application had been made by the petitioner on 02.05.2024, which came to be rejected on 04.05.2024 on the ground
4. The petitioner makes a third attempt vide application dated 12.05.2024 enclosing judgments in support of his cla
The court established that nativity claims can be supported by familial ties and residency, overriding birthplace considerations when guidelines are met.
Temporary absences for education do not affect the claim for nativity; intention to return is crucial in determining residency.
A person remains native to their place of origin despite residing elsewhere, enabling them to claim nativity based on ancestral ties and ownership.
A person born in Puducherry can claim Nativity Certificate even if not residing in Puducherry continuously for a period of five years, if they can establish their intention to return to Puducherry.
Nativity Certificate, at no stretch of imagination, can be based on the place of birth, and the criterion for issuing Nativity Certificate shall be the place where the person concerned has been broug....
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