Sri Sekar K v. Karnataka State Law University
Case brief
What is this about?
Karnataka High Court, Bengaluru; E.S.Indiresh J.; writ petition EDN-RES; Articles 226 & 227 Constitution of India; examination hall ticket; Karnataka State Law University; Sharada Vikas School of Excellance for Law; BBA LL.B. 5 years course; V Semester Contract-II (Specific Contracts); VII Semester Public International Law; X Semester Environmental Law; Roll No.45718341006; Annexure-A dated 19.07.2024; KSLU/EXAM/2023-24/683; memo dated 16.04.2026; rendered infructuous; withdrawn; dismissed as infructuous.
What did the court decide?
In view of the memo filed by learned counsel for the petitioner recording that the respondent had permitted the petitioner to write his examination and that the results had been announced, the writ petition stood rendered infructuous and was dismissed as infructuous. ¶31-32