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3 updates · latest judgment 24 September 2026
A student who had secured a seat in the 5-year LL.B. course through TG LAWCET-2026 said his previous junior college refused to release his transfer and study certificates unless he paid Rs 50,000, which put his admission at risk because counselling deadlines were close. The High Court ordered the college to release the documents immediately.
The State appealed against a Single Judge's order quashing a 2020 resumption of about 13 acres in Nizampet village, Medchal-Malkajgiri district, under the Telangana Assignment (Prohibition of Transfers) Act, 1977. A Division Bench of the High Court dismissed three connected writ appeals, holding that the State acted far too late and could not show the land was assigned land with a bar on transfers.
A student was allotted a BHMS seat under the management quota by the Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences and paid Rs 3,32,000 in tuition fees, but the university later cancelled her admission because her NEET score was 128 instead of the required 144. The High Court directed the college to refund the fee, without deciding whether the cancellation itself was valid.