( 1 ) THE matter here concerns admissions to Government Medical colleges in the State of Uttar Pradesh by migration or transfer from various recognised and unrecognised Medical Colleges outside the State. It arises in the context of a bunch of 139 petitions, which came up before the Supreme Court for special leave to appeal against interlocutory orders, of this Court directing admissions to Government Medical Colleges in the State by migration/transfer, which as the Supreme Court observed, "prima facie indicate too liberal a judicial attitude to matters which should have required the application of settled principles of interlocutory relief" and further that the submissions during arguments "embarrassingly indicated a widely shared apprehension as to the bona fides of the transfers and possible abuse of the process of Court" and that "the present interlocutory orders do lack visible legal support. "

( 2 ) MOST of the writ petitions now before us comprise the said bunch of 139 petitions besides several others too. Save just a few, in all these matters there were interlocutory orders directing admission by migration transfer from Medical Colleges, recognised and unreco