High Court rules in favour of Delhi University over seat matrix dispute with St. Stephen's, calls for 'time-bound solutions'

The court stated that the so made will be decided by the University within two months from the date of receipt of such representation by holding meetings etc. as deemed appropriate.

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The Delhi High Court in the case Hargun Singh Ahluwalia And Ors. v. Delhi University And Ors and other connected matter observed and has decided in favour of the Delhi University over the issue of seat matrix and allocation with St. Stephen's college.

The Delhi High Court in the case has called for 'time bound solutions' to resolve such disputes in future.

The bench headed by Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma in the case observed and has directed the colleges who have any grievances with regards to seat matrix to send their grievances to the concerned authorities of the Delhi University at least three months prior to the initiation of the admission process for a new academic session.