High Court orders compensation if student denied admission at NLUO
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The Odisha High Court has ordered National Law University Odisha to pay one lakh rupees in compensation to a student if she is not admitted to the three-year LLB course by the end of November 2026.
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- A student was initially allowed to appear for the entrance examination and counseling for a three-year LLB course at the National Law University Odisha.
- Officials later denied her admission because her undergraduate degree was not obtained from an educational institution within Odisha.
- The High Court directed the university to admit the student if a seat becomes vacant by late November 2026.
- The court ruled that the university must pay one lakh rupees as symbolic compensation if the student remains unable to secure a seat due to the administration's error.
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NamedIndia · National Law University Odisha · B.P. Routray · Debasish Panda · High Court of Odisha · Savitri Ratho
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