Nitin Juneja v. University of Delhi through Its Vice-Chancellor & Ors.
Case brief
What is this about?
Keywords: Centenary Chance policy; University of Delhi; Executive Council special meeting 28.01.2022; B.A. (Programme) Part-III; Discipline-I; Subject Code C140; Controller of Examination; Examination Wing; treat petition as representation; reasoned order; 4 weeks deadline; Article 226 Constitution of India; mandamus; disposal of writ petition; Nitin Juneja; Jasmeet Singh J. Disposition: petition disposed of by converting it into a representation to respondent No. 2 with directions to hear the petitioner and issue a reasoned order within 4 weeks; no substantive adjudication of eligibility under the Centenary Chance policy; no cases cited; no monetary amounts involved.
What did the court decide?
Direction to respondent No. 2 (Controller of Examination, Examination Wing, University of Delhi) to treat the writ petition as a representation and dispose of it with a reasoned order after hearing the petitioner, expeditiously and not later than 4 weeks.