No Provisional MBBS Admissions without full approval: Kerala HC
The Kerala High Court held that interim orders allowing provisional admissions to medical courses cannot be granted as a matter of course, unless the court is fully satisfied that the petitioner has a 'cast-iron case' which is bound to succeed.
The Division Bench comprising Justices Anil K. Narendran and Muralee Krishna S. observed, "In view of the law laid down in the decisions referred to supra, in a writ petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, interim order for provisional admission to Medical or Dental courses should not be given as a matter of course on the writ petition being admitted unless the court is fully satisfied that the petitioner has a cast-iron case which is bound to succeed or the error is so gross or apparent that no other conclusion is possible."
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