'The Day Is Not Far Off When Every Judgment Can Be ‘Annulled’ By Governments': SC [Read Judgment]

It is nothing but an attempt to nullify the judgment which the legislature cannot do, as we have a well-defined field of separation of powers of the judiciary, legislature and the executive.’While setting aside Kerala Professional Colleges Ordinance 2017, the Supreme Court made scathing observations about the Kerala Government’s. It is nothing but an attempt to nullify the judgment which the legislature cannot do, as we have a well-defined field of separation of powers of the judiciary, legislature and the executive.’ While setting aside Kerala Professional Colleges Ordinance 2017, the Supreme Court made scathing observations about the Kerala Government’s blatant attempt to nullify the judgment of the High court and the Supreme Court. The Apex court, upholding the High court order, had further directed that the 30 students who were found eligible but were deprived of the admissions in Karuna Medical College, shall be adjusted in the next academic session i.e. The Court further said: “It is apparent from the order passed by this Court as well as by the High Court of Kerala that receiving online applications was mandatory and it was laid down in the judgment for ensuring the fair process of admissions, transparency as well as identities of the applicants.