Supreme Court Audio Transcript

Transcript:
institutions. It also says, they must be done by statute. And if by statute, they go. This is the unresolved question, which Your Lordship has to examine. And along with something, which says at the end of Article 30, "of their choice." Therefore, you have to read establishment as not the be-all and the end-all of Article 30. It has to be read as a whole, where it says, "of their choice." And Azeez Basha says, your choice can be a university. And both in those days and now, if there is a statute, so, will it all disappear, My Lord? The entire tertiary education will disappear. Minority institutions. And therefore, My Lord, read the whole of Article 30, which is, I've already said, the words in Kerala University, because the narrow, everything turns on establishment. That is why Mother Provincial says it should be to found. You take all the factors as to what is founded by the minority. It may not be in the statute. In the Delhi University case, two cases were before the court, the Allahabad Agricultural University and St. Stephens and you don't find that in the statute necessarily, but you have to see who founded it. And Your Lordship as soon in Patro... as soon as you say, Christian. They said it's good enough to found. So don't..., in my respectful