The Allahabad High Court ruled that the UP Intermediate Education Act, 1921, does not permit re-evaluation of answer sheets based solely on a student's presumption of receiving higher marks. The court upheld the rejection of a student's request for scrutiny, citing that such re-evaluation is not allowed under the Act. Referencing a Supreme Court judgment, the High Court stated that answer keys must be presumed correct and courts lack the expertise for re-evaluation, dismissing the student's petition.