LAWS(NCD)-2009-4-10

COMED-K Vs. T. NAGAMANI

Decided On April 22, 2009
Comed -K Appellant
V/S
T. Nagamani Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) HEARD learned Counsel for the petitioner.

(2.) IN this case, the complainant is the respondent before us. She had paid Rs. 2,30,000 as fees for admission to a Dental College through COMED -K which is a body incharge of conducting Common Entrance Test and Counselling for prospective students in Dental and other Disciplines. The student had paid fees to COMED -K for appearing in the Entrance Examination and also for counselling. The student had also paid fees to the KLE College to be paid through COMED -K. The student subsequently got admission in KMC, Manipur University where she wanted to study.

(3.) COUNSEL for the petitioner submits that they have forfeited the amount as per the forfeiture policy which is extracted in the revision petition though he could not file copy of the same. It is not disputed that the student did not attend a single day in the KLE Dental College and secondly the student withdrew the candidature from the KLE College before the second round of counselling. Case of the counsel is that the merit seat which was allotted to the respondent was utilized by the KLE College, Bangalore under its management quota. It is not his case that this seat was kept vacant throughout the academic session resulting loss to the KLE College. As no loss was incurred by the petitioner, we fail to see any merit in this case.