Mumbai: Relieving thousands of law students, Mumbai University on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that it was interesting the recent cancellation results stated in August 2020 from various semesters from the first half of the LLB program and directed based on the assignment of evaluations.
MU’s decision came after the Indian Council Blade (BCI) advocated Amit Sale to inform the Ramesh Judicial bench and Riyaz Chagla that 10 June 2021, directed to legal / university universities to carry out the final position test will apply with prospective effects.
Only, and “will not apply to, also does not have a negative impact on the results stated before that.” After BCI’s statement, the judges said the results of all intermediary exams stated based on the average previous score and internal evaluation would be restored.
Advocate Mu Ashutosh Kulkarni said “The results for all semesters are called in the circle of July 5 MU and for the exam for the next class that students have emerged” will be expressed in two weeks and tagging issued.
Ferns Latoya, a student in the last year of the government college, has submitted a petition stating that 10 tasks must be conveyed within 21 days.
On June 26, the judges had lambiled BCI because of their direction which resulted in the results of MU’s cancellation semester 2 and 4 of the three years LLB and 2, 4, 6 and 8 of the five-year LLB program.
They expressed the prime view of Facie that the results were declared unreeled.
Kulkarni then said that among 10,000 students, only Latoya was disadvantaged by the time limit for the task.