Meena Agarwal vs. A.I.I.M.S.
AI Summary
A writ petition filed by Meena Agarwal against All India Institute Of Medical Sciences concerning academic institution matters was decided by the Delhi High Court on November 16, 2004. This case involves administrative and procedural issues related to academic institutions in India.
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Brief Facts Summary
Meena Agarwal filed a writ petition against All India Institute Of Medical Sciences concerning matters pertaining to academic institutions. The case was registered on May 20, 2003, with the first hearing on January 20, 2004. Multiple pleadings including replies and rejoinders were filed between July and September 2003. The case was decided by the Delhi High Court on November 16, 2004.
Timeline of Events
Case registered as Writ Petition (Civil) No. 23378/2003 with Registration No. 3447/2003
Reply filed by Mukul Gupta (Document No. 27535)
Second reply filed by Mukul Gupta (Document No. 33385)
Rejoinder filed by M.A. Hussain (Document No. 34734)
First hearing date in Delhi High Court
Process fee filed by Dusyant Sisodiya (Document No. 6460)
Final order passed by Delhi High Court
Key Factual Findings
Case was filed as a writ petition concerning academic institution matters
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Meena Agarwal was the petitioner and AIIMS was the primary respondent
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Multiple advocates were engaged for the petitioner including Akhtar Hussain and Neeraj
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Primary Legal Issues
Petitioner's Arguments
The specific arguments advanced by Meena Agarwal are not detailed in the available order document. However, the petition was filed as a writ petition concerning academic institution matters, suggesting the petitioner sought judicial intervention on administrative or procedural grounds.
Respondent's Arguments
The specific arguments advanced by AIIMS are not detailed in the available order document. The respondent would have filed replies and responses to the petitioner's claims regarding the academic institution matter.
Court's Reasoning
The detailed reasoning of the court is not available in the provided order document. The order is marked as a final order dated November 16, 2004, but the substantive reasoning and findings are not accessible from the metadata provided.
Precedential Assessment
Persuasive (Other HC)
As a Delhi High Court decision on academic institution matters, this order has persuasive value for similar cases in other High Courts and lower courts. However, without access to the detailed reasoning, its precedential impact cannot be fully assessed.
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Order Issued After Hearing
Purpose:
First Hearing
Listed On:
20 Jan 2004
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