The Andhra Pradesh High Court in K. Samuel Mathew Vs. The State of Andhra Pradesh and Ors. directed the respondent to act with a humanitarian approach and consider the petitioner-student’s plea for clearing his 43 papers of the 5 years law course. The grievance of the petitioner had arisen due to the erroneous recording of his details by the respondent-university.
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