CA Exams 2021: Supreme Court's Judgement on PIL filed by CA Students

Last updated: 01 July 2021
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The Supreme Court has heard a Public Interest Litigation concerning the CA Exams 2021. While multiple issues were initially raised, the court's consideration has been narrowed down to the development of a comprehensive scheme for students to opt-out of the examinations. The Institute has submitted a note detailing proposed facilities, relaxations, and arrangements.

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Supreme Court of India

Brief :
We have heard learned counsel for the parties. Initially, multiple issues were agitated before us, but eventually, we have confined our consideration only to one aspect of making the comprehensive scheme for optout.

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