I submitted my marksheet to an engineering college in India, but left after three years. Now I need my certificates back, but the college is demanding the full fees. Can I apply for a duplicate marksheet from the board? Or should I consider filing a case against the college?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I submitted my marksheet to an engineering college in India, but left after three years. Now I need my certificates back, but the college is demanding the full fees. Can I apply for a duplicate marksheet from the board? Or should I consider filing a case against the college?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I submitted my marksheet to an engineering college in India, but left after three years. Now I need my certificates back, but the college is demanding the full fees. Can I apply for a duplicate marksheet from the board? Or should I consider filing a case against the college?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law does not mandate paying full fees for certificates if you leave before completing the course. You can apply for a duplicate marksheet from the board. You can also consider filing a case against the college if they refuse to return your original certificates or demand unreasonable fees.

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