Aditya Singh (Minor) vs Consortium Of National Law ...

ik-185310935 Delhi High Court 20 December 2024 • 33 min read

Judges (1)

Jyoti Singh Delivered

Counsel (13)

A. K. Trivedi Counsel Respondent Arjeet Gaur Counsel Petitioner Arun Srikumar Counsel Respondent Atul Kanti Tripathi Counsel Petitioner Barinda Batra Counsel Petitioner Dhanesh Relan Counsel Petitioner Ram Shankar Counsel Respondent Sachin Sharma Counsel Petitioner Sandeep Sethi Counsel Respondent Shreya Sethi Counsel Respondent Shubhansh Thakur Counsel Respondent Suryansh Jamwal Counsel Petitioner Yash Jagra Counsel Respondent

Parties (2)

Consortium of National Law Universities Respondent Aditya Singh Petitioner

Case Significance

Aditya Singh (Minor) vs Consortium Of National Law ... is a Delhi High Court decision dated December 20, 2024 (citation: ik-185310935). A minor petitioner challenged the final answer key of CLAT-2025 for admission to NLU five-year LLB courses, seeking correction of answers to Question Nos. 14, 37, 67, 68 and 100. The court examined each disputed question and found demonstrable errors in Question Nos. 14 (seating arrangement) and 100, where the Oversight Committee had overruled the Expert Committee's correct recommendations. The writ petition was partially allowed, directing that marks be awarded for Question No. 14 (option 'C The case was heard by Justice Jyoti Singh.

Summary

A minor petitioner challenged the final answer key of CLAT-2025 for admission to NLU five-year LLB courses, seeking correction of answers to Question Nos. 14, 37, 67, 68 and 100. The court examined each disputed question and found demonstrable errors in Question Nos. 14 (seating arrangement) and 100, where the Oversight Committee had overruled the Expert Committee's correct recommendations. The writ petition was partially allowed, directing that marks be awarded for Question No. 14 (option 'C') to all candidates who chose it, and Question No. 100 be excluded from scoring.

What was the outcome of Aditya Singh (Minor) vs Consortium Of National Law ...?

A minor petitioner challenged the final answer key of CLAT-2025 for admission to NLU five-year LLB courses, seeking correction of answers to Question Nos. 14, 37, 67, 68 and 100. The court examined ea...

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