Ravindra Roy And Ors. vs Bhopal University And Ors. on 29 January, 1988
Again, it was not a case of mass copying, but concerning an individual student against whom there was no sufficient material Lastly, the case of the Bombay High Court in J.B. Parikh v. University of Bombay, AIR 1987 Bom332 is clearly distinguishable. There, the petitioner was accused of having adopted unfair means at the examination, but he was not given any opportunity to show cause against the findings of the enquiry committee. This case has also no application to a case of mass copying. Therefore, the action of the University has to be upheld so far as cancellation of the LL.B. Part II examination of the petitioners held in April-May 1987, is concerned.