.....may be prescribed. NOTES S.11 " Certificate of recognition " scope of " (1993) Writ L.R.530(D.B); Added by Act 39 of 1987 [11-A Additional factors to be taken into account for recognition of private schools .- The competent authority shall, before passing orders on an application for recognition under section 11, also take into consideration, (a) the adequacy of schools already existing in the locality; (b) the need for the private school in the locality; (c) the number of pupils studying in such school; (d) the extent of the playground available to pupils and the adequacy of the playground with reference to the strength of the pupils in the school; (e) the amenities available to pupils and teachers; (f) the equipment, laboratory, library and other facilities for instruction; and (g) such other factors as may be prescribed.] 12. Withdrawal of recognition by competent authority.- (1) The competent authority may withdraw permanently or for any specified period the recognition of any private school- (i) which does not comply with any of the provisions of this Act or any rules made or directions issued thereunder in so far as such provisions,.....
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