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2018 (2) TMI 1951 - HC - Indian LawsProviding of registration form to the petitioners for the purpose of registration as ANM and GNM - issuance of the registration certificate in favour of the petitioners - registration was not granted without assigning proper reasons - HELD THAT - It is not in dispute that the respondent No.3-University from which the petitioners have passed the GNM and ANM courses is a University established under a statute. Hon ble Supreme Court in Dr. B.L. Asawa Vs. State of Rajasthan Ors. 1982 (3) TMI 282 - SUPREME COURT has held that degree or diploma granted by a University created by law or under the law is not required to get recognition by other authority. Thus it is not in dispute that the respondent No.3-University is a University established under the statute and therefore in view of the law laid down in the above referred case that a degree diploma or any qualification awarded by any University established under the statute is automatically recognized and needs no recognition by any other authority there is no hesitation in holding that the respondent No.2-RNC cannot refuse to register the petitioners under the provision of Act of 1964 on the ground that the respondent No.3-University from which the petitioners have completed GNM and ANM courses is not recognized by the INC. The respondent No.2-RNC is directed to consider the request of the petitioners expeditiously preferably within a period of two months from the date of production of certified copy of this order and if the petitioners are otherwise eligible necessary registration be granted to them - petition allowed.
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