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Bennett Vs. New Jersey

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , reauthorized the title i program and generally amended the elementary and secondary education act. ..... of appeals' judgment, held that the federal government may recover misused funds from states that provided assurances that federal grants would be spent only on eligible programs under title i of the elementary and secondary education act of 1965, which provided for grants to support compensatory education for disadvantaged children in low-income areas. ..... the elementary and secondary education act of 1965, 79 stat ..... i title i of the elementary and secondary education act of 1965, pub.l. ..... 634 education act apply retroactively for determining if title i funds were misused during the years 1970-1972 ..... the 1978 amendments refined this alternative by lowering the percentage to 25% and requiring the school district to guarantee that state and federal funding for compensatory education would not be reduced for any other school attendance area that received title i funds in the preceding year. 20 u.s.c. ..... the title i program was subsequently succeeded by chapter 1 of the education consolidation and improvement act of 1981, pub.l. ..... hufstedler, 724 f.2d 34 (ca3 1983); brief for respondent 15-16, n. ..... 244 -248 (1983) (stevens, j ..... 793 -794 (1983). ..... 3805(b), and these provisions were amended in 1983. ..... 1 (1983). ..... the substantive provisions of the 1978 amendments to title i were expressly made applicable for grants between october 1, 1978, and september 30, 1983. 20 u.s.c. ..... hufstedler, 724 f.2d 34 (1983). ..... 773 (1983). .....

Dileep Damodaran Vs. Govt. of A.P. Rep. by Its Secretary to Govt. Educ ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1991AP194; 1991(1)ALT207

..... has submitted that the andhra pradesh educational institutions (regulation of admission and prohibition of capitation fee) act, 1983 (act no. ..... 15% of total seats for mbbs/ bds courses and 25% for post-graduate courses fixed and held that the extent of such reservations depends on several factors including opportunities for professional education in a particular area, the extent of competitive level of education development of the area and other relevant factors and, therefore, it is open for the state government to take a decision with regard to the extent of reservations keeping in ..... 1989, it is provided that in order to gain admission into the first year of the undergraduate professional courses through common entrance test the candidate shall apply to all the professional educational institutions including those functioning under the minority communities, imparting professional courses in engineering (including technology), medical (including dental) and agricultural sciences (including veternary and home sciences) forthe first ..... craies on statute law at page 206 which is in the following terms:--'the rule is that whenever there is a particular enactment and a general enactment in the same statute and the latter, taken in its most comprehensive sense, would overrule the former, the particular enactment must be operative, and the general enactment must be taken to affect only the other parts of the statute to which it may properly apply. ..... india falls under chapter iii dealing with .....

National Council for Teacher Education, Southern Regional Committee, B ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2001KAR1148; 2001(6)KarLJ17

..... of commercial shopping of education the parliament in its wisdom thought it fit to enact a comprehensive law on teacher education by enacting the national council for teacher education act, 1983 (for short the 'act'). ..... , it shall-- (a) if it is satisfied that such institution has adequate financial resources, accommodation, library, qualified staff, laboratory and that it fulfils such other conditions required for proper functioning of the institution for a course or training in teacher education, as may be determined by regulations, pass an order granting recognition to such institution, subject to such conditions as may be determined by regulations; or(b) if it is of the opinion that such institution does not fulfil the requirements laid down in ..... also notice a word of caution by supreme court in the matter of education in the case of maharashtra state board of secondary and higher education and another v paritosh bhupesh kumarsheth and others, which has ruled in para 29 as under:'far from advancing public interest and fair play to the other candidates in general, any such interpretation of the legal position would be wholly defensive of the ..... chapter iv provides for recognition under section 14 and for permission for a new course on training by recognised ..... chapter iii in particular sections 12 and 13 provide for ..... chapter ii provides for the establishment of council consisting of experts in the field in addition to representatives of various states and union territories .....

J. Sameerana Vs. A.P. State Council for Higher Education and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(2)ALD460; 1998(2)ALT113

..... for establishing, maintaining and administering the private engineering colleges including the admissions thereto stated in the state act, 1983 and the education act and various rules framed thereunder satisfy the test of the words 'subject to the control of the ..... to accommodation, equipment, syllabi, text-books, appointments, punishment and dismissal of teachers; (b) denies admission to any citizen on grounds only of religion, race, caste, language or any of them; (c) directly or indirectly encourages in the educational institution any propaganda or practice wounding the religious feelings of any class or citizens of india or insulting the religion or religious beliefs of that class; (d) employs or continues to employ any teacher whose certificate has been cancelled or suspended ..... in such a situation, it is obligatory - in the interest of general public - upon the authority granting recognition or affiliation to insist upon such conditions as are appropriate to ensure not only education of requisite standard, but also fairness and equal treatment in the matter ..... for violation of any of the provisions of chapter 14, apart from the general penal provision contained under section 87. ..... on the other hand, the learned advocate-general, appearing for the state, submits that the presidential order is not applicable to the private engineering colleges and that admissions made in accordance with state rules, 1993 are valid and no ..... to the contention of the learned advocate-general and mr. t.s. .....

Govt of Andhra Pradesh and ors. Vs. G.V.K. Girls High School

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2000SC2651; JT2000(9)SC170; 2000(5)SCALE459; (2000)8SCC370; [2000]Supp2SCR171

..... recommends favourably, then the grant is to be released in favour of an institution, ' from the date upon which it satisfies all the conditions for admission to grant-in-aid specified in the andhra pradesh education act, 1982 and the rules made thereunder, or the grant-in-aid code or orders or other instructions issued by the government from time to time'. ..... the gist of this provision but now we shall extract the same:section 46--power of government to withhold, reduce or withdraw grant (1) notwithstanding anything in this chapter, the government may, after such enquiry as they may deem fit, withhold, reduce or withdraw any grant payable to an educational institution having regard lo the funds at the disposal of the government or the conduct and efficiency and the financial condition of such institution, after giving an ..... (2) without prejudice to the generality of the provisions of sub-section (1) or any other provision of this act, the government may, after such enquiry as they may deem fit, withhold, reduce or withdraw any grant payable to any educational institution if the manager of the institution concerned,(i) fails to fulfil or any of the conditions of grant; (ii) denies admission to any citizen on grounds only of religion, race, caste, language or any of them; (iii) allows ..... 43 deals with the authorities which may sanction the grant, (section 44 has been omitted in 1983), section 45 deals with the manner of submitting applications for sanction of grant and the conditions to .....

Vishwabharathi House Building Co-operative Society Limited, Bangalore ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [2000]101CompCas38(Kar); 1999(2)KarLJ38

..... among governments on the scope and content of the guidelines, the general assembly of the united nations adopted the guidelines which inter alia provided the following objectives:--'taking-into account the interests and needs of consumers in all countries, particularly those in developing countries, recognizing that consumers often face imbalances in economic terms, educational level, and bargaining power, and bearing in mind that consumer should ..... co-operation in the field of consumer protection;(g) to encourage the development of market conditions which provide consumers with greater choice at lower prices'.the court specifically held:--'a review of the provisions of the act discloses that the quasi-judicial bodies/authorities/agencies created by the act known as district forums, state commissions and the national commission are not courts though invested with some of the powers of a civil court. ..... once it is held that the act has been enacted in exercise of the powers vesting in the parliament under the constitutional scheme as envisaged under part xi, chapter 1, it cannot be accepted that before making the law the constitution itself was required to ..... secretary general of united nations economic and social council (unesco) in the year 1983. ..... that after good amount of consultations with governments and international organisations, the secretary general of the united nations submitted draft guidelines for consumer protection to the economic and social council (unesco) in 1983. .....

Kamaladevi Vs. Gopalakrishnan

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006(1)KLT315

..... therefore, notwithstanding section 6 of the kerala education act, the general directions issued by the learned single judge pursuant to which the educational authorities have issued annexures a3 to a5 orders directing the appellant to take immediate steps to remove the hoardings and advertisement boards from the school premises violate her rights to use the property owned by her to her ..... the appellant is bound by the kerala education act and the rules made thereunder and duty bound to conduct the school in accordance with the provisions thereof under rule 9 of chapter iii of the kerala education rules. ..... rule 1of chapter iv of the kerala education act prescribes that every school should normally have a minimum site area as specified in the schedule appended to the rule. ..... the learned single judge, after analysing section 5b of the kerala education act, 1958 as also the rules under chapter iv of the kerala education rules, came to the conclusion that the erection of hoardings inside school compounds violates section 5b of the kerala education act, 1958. ..... rule 4 of chapter iv of the kerala education rules mandates that the school buildings shall be situated away from places of burial or cremation grounds and liquor shops. r. ..... rule 2 of the same chapter stipulates that sites for school buildings should be on elevated level and they should be well drained and in clear and healthy surroundings. .....

Ponneri Abdurahiman Vs. the State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... though, the counsel for respondent argues that there is a bar of jurisdiction under section 33 of the kerala educational act, which prevents the parties proceeding before the civil court for adjudicating the disputes between them, i do not think that the said provisions applies to the factual circumstances involved in the case ..... was contended that on 3.11.2007, there was no requirement to take a decision to nominate the petitioner as the manager of the educational society and as per the bye- law, it is for the managing committee to nominate the manager. ..... of kerala (1985(1) ilr (kerala) 348), to contend that any disputes about the ownership and the right to manage the education institution is to be decided by the civil court and not by the statutory authorities under ker.9. ..... further, it is contended that on verification of the documents produced by the petitioner, it was seen that the general body meeting was convened on 31.12.2007 and 7 out of 9 members of the managing committee attended. ..... a corporate educational management requires framing of rules and approval as provided under rule 2 of chapter iii of ker and rule 4 deals with approval of appointment of ..... klt short notes34) is relied upon to contend that rule 1 to 5a of chapter iii of kerala education rules (ker) confer power on educational officer to consider the approval of the appointment or change in the personnel of the ..... revisional power of government is covered by rule 4(iv) of chapter iii of ker. ..... 1 to 5a of chapter iii of ker. .....

Govind Ragho Khairnar Vs. Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(1)ALLMR194; 1998(1)BomCR179

..... the said argument the learned counsel referred to the scheme of the act and submitted that section 83(1) forms part of chapter iv of the said act and only deals with removal and dismissal of municipal officers and servants, while chapter ii of the act deals with municipal authorities and part (a) to (g) of the said chapter deals with different authorities. ..... that sub-section provides that the standing committee or the education committee, as the case may be, shall sanction such schedule either as it stands or subject to such modifications they deem expedient, provided that no new office of which the aggregate emoluments exceed rupees five ..... 'the apex court highlighted that rule 4 being vague and of general nature and what is unbecoming of public servant may vary with individuals and expose employees to vagaries ..... 5 must be looked upon with apprehension because rule 4 is vague and of a general nature and what is unbecoming of a public servant may vary with individuals and expose employees to vagaries ..... part (g) of chapter ii deals with the general manager, his appointment, leave, disqualification and also appointment ..... 1 under rule 4 and 31-a(a) of the conduct rules and therefore generality of misconduct like 'objectional utterances' and 'unbecoming of officer' has to be read in the light of ..... making such utterances 'objectionable' and 'unbecoming' has to be examined in the light of rule 4 and 31-a(a) and not under general perceptions of the expressions 'objectionable' and 'unbecoming'. .....

The Manager, St. Joseph's Model High School and Anr. Vs. Varghese K.T. ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2009(2)KLJ721

..... from the provisions of the kerala education act and rules, we notice that generally the powers and functions of the managers of recognised schools are in no way different from the powers and. ..... learned single judge after hearing both sides, held that the first respondent's termination from service was in violation of rule 3 of chapter xiv-aa of kerala education rules. ..... if the school is not run in accordance with the provisions of the act and the rules as mandated under section 7(2) of the art, action can be taken against the manager under rule 7 of chapter hi. ..... the provisions of chapter hi are generally applicable to managers of recognised schools also. ..... therefore, the procedure under rule 3 of chapter xiv-aa. ..... but annexure 2 would show that there were serious allegations against him and according to the manager, since the first respondent was not a permanent teacher, it was unnecessary to follow the procedure under rule 3 of chapter xtv-aa, k.e.r.7. ..... rule 3 of chapter xiv-aa provides that the teacher of an aided school shall not be terminated from service without conducting a domestic enquiry and giving the teacher an opportunity of being heard, in that enquiry. ..... therefore, the learned single judge directed the d.e.o to take action against the first appellant/manager for the violation of rule 3 of chapter xiv-aa, k.e.r. .....