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Deva Asir Vs. The Secretary to Government, School Education Department ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... in the light of the tamil nadu compulsory elementary education act, 1994 and article 21-a of the constitution read with the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009, i am of the considered view that the state cannot deny aid to the private aided schools at school ..... tamil nadu government enacted tamil nadu compulsory elementary education act, 1994, even before insertion of article 21-a in the constitution and the enactment of right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009, that provides for compulsory education upto the age of fourteen. 28.7. ..... in the case of minority private aided schools, the educational agency is the appointing authority and though various provisions of the act and the rules are not applicable to the minority educational institutions, section 19 of the act and rule 15 of the rules are applicable to those institutions also ..... definitions - in this act, unless the context otherwise requires (8) school age in relation to a child means such age as may be prescribed; 28.9 ..... definitions - in this act, unless the context otherwise requires - (7) private school means a pre-primary, primary, middle or high school or higher secondary school or teacher training institution imparting education or training, whether receiving grant from the government or not, established and administered or maintained by any person or body of persons and recognised by the competent authority under this act but does not include a school or an institution. 7.2 .....

Bharathidasan University, Represented by Its Registrar-in-charge and o ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2005Mad377; 2005(2)CTC182

..... examinations in teacher education qualifications; section 2(e) 'institution' means an institution which offers courses or training in teacher education;section 2(i) 'recognised institution' means an institution recognised by the council under section 14,section 2(j) 'regional committee' means a committee established under section 20;section 2(l) 'teacher education' means programmes of education, research or training of persons for equipping them to teach at pre-primary, primary, secondary and senior secondary stages in schools, and includes non-formal education, part-time education, adult education and correspondence education;chapter iv of the act deals with recognition of teacher education institutions.section 14. ..... it would also be useful to refer the relevant provisions from the tamil nadu private colleges (regulation) act, 1976 wherein the word 'private college' is defined as;'section 2(8) 'private college' means a college maintained by an educational agency and approved by, or affiliated to, a university but does not include a college --(a) established or administered or maintained by the central government or the government or any local authority or any university; or(b) giving, providing or imparting religious instruction alone, but .....

K. Kalyani Vs. the Chairman, Chengalvaraya Naicker Trust and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1998)2MLJ33

..... body of persons, and recognised by the competent authority under this act but does not include a school or an institution:(a) imparting technical or professional education;....2 (8) 'school committee', in relation to a private school, means the school committee constituted under section 15;section 5: constitution of school committee: (1) every private school shall have a duly constituted school committee which shall include the headmaster of the private school and the seniormost teachers ..... connection the following provisions of the tamil nadu private schools act and rules are relevant to be mentioned.section 2(3)(b): 'educational agency' in relation to: (b) any other private school, means any person or body of persons permitted or deemed to be permitted under this act to establish and maintain such other private school.2(7) 'private school' means a pre-primary, primary, middle or high school or higher secondary school or any other institution imparting education or training, established and administered or maintained by any person or .....

Amalorpavam Higher Secondary School, Rep. by its Correspondent Vs. Uni ...

Court : Chennai

..... , the puducherry school education act, 1987 (for short the said act ) and violative of articles 14 and 19(1) (g) of the constitution ..... reason that while dealing with the issue of school fund in section 28 of the said act, sub-section (3) stipulates the recognized unaided schools to have a fund, which would be collected with the fee and other charges, and the utilization of the same only for educational purposes. 31. ..... the conspectus of the aforesaid pleas, that under the guise of exercising the powers under section 49(2)(r) of the said act, that the first respondent has clandestinely exceeded the said powers and framed a new rule ..... petitioner, while referring to the counter affidavit filed by the respondents, submitted that the only provision referred to was section 27 of the said act, which has been extracted aforesaid, which in its clear words is applicable only to aided schools. ..... look it, unless a very restrictive interpretation is given, there is general power to make rules to carry out the provisions of the act, and even clause (v) of sub-section (2) provides for rules for applicability of income derived by way of fee by recognized unaided schools. ..... in this connection, reference has been made to sections 26, 27 and 28 of the said act, the relevant provisions of sections 26 and 27 have already been extracted aforesaid, and sub-section (3) of section 28 provides for recognized unaided school fund to be there in every recognized unaided school, which would inter-alia be credited .....

Katragadda Nagayya Vs. Sree Raza Rao Venkata Mahipathi Gangadhara Rama ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1939Mad529; (1939)2MLJ268

..... who decided the letters patent appeal held that the provisions of section 88 of the madras local boards act and its proviso were not by this rule imported into the elementary education act and with respect i think that that is obvious. ..... that rule was,the tax levied by a local authority under section 34 of the madras elementary education act, 1920, under any head of taxation specified therein shall be treated as an addition to the tax levied under that head and shall be assessed and recovered along with the said tax as an integral part ..... in force was different from the present section 36 of the elementary education act. ..... the lower courts have interpreted this last provision as meaning that the proviso to section 88 of the local boards act is made applicable to the education tax when the education tax has been levied as in this case as a surcharge upon the land cess; and this amounts to finding that the landholder, just as he can recover from the occupancy tenant half of the land ..... in order to decide this question the provisions of the elementary education act relating to the assessment and the mode of collection of the tax have got ..... the meaning of section 36 in my opinion is that the education tax levied under this act being added, say, to the land cess levied under the local boards act, both shall be collected as one unit, and all the provisions of the local boards act applicable to the land cess shall be applicable to the consolidated sum levied as land cess and education cess. .....

The Registrar, University of Madras, Chepauk, Madras - 600005 and Othe ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)IIMLJ367

..... . rajappa : (1978)illj349sc , a seven judge bench overruled the aforesaid judgment and held that the definition of 'industry' in the industrial disputes act would take within its fold universities and educational institutions, the question whether a teacher was a 'workman' vis-a-vis his employer was not decided ..... considered as an impediment for permitting a citizen from availing of the remedies under the act against government hospitals and services rendered therein or by and large, generally no consideration is paid for the services rendered to a patient in such places, we fail to see what real or substantial change has been brought about by the mere addition of the words 'avails of' in section 2(1)(d) of the act when the definition of 'service' in section 2(1)(o) remained unaltered and still continues to exclude the rendering of any service ..... . rajappa case : (1978)illj349sc and ultimately said that education having been held by the supreme court to be an 'industry' in clear terms, where service of such an industry is hired or availed of for consideration, it will a fortiorari come within the ambit of the wide definition of 'service' under section 2(1)(o) of the act ..... . after referring to the contentions of the parties and the definitions contained in the act, the learned judge observed that the word 'includes' at the beginning of the definition of 'service' in section 2(1)(o) must be construed in its proper perspective and must not be enlarged absurdly .....

Priyanka Rajkumar. Vs. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's And Ors.

Court : Chennai

..... 35 of 2009), the governor of tamil nadu hereby specifies that "child belonging to weaker section" means a child belonging to such parents or guardians whose annual income is lower than rs.2,00,000/- ..... section 2 of the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009 (central act 35 of 2009), the governor of tamil nadu hereby specifies that "child belonging to disadvantaged group" means a child who is an orphan, or affected with human immuno deficiency virus or a transgender or a child of a scavenger in addition to the definition given in the right of children to free and compulsory education act 2009.under clause (e) of section 2 of the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009 (central act ..... child belonging to disadvantaged group" and "a child belonging to weaker section" as follows:(i)"child belonging to disadvantaged group" means a child who is an orphan, or affected with human immuno deficiency virus or a transgender or a child of a scavenger in addition to the definition given in the right of children to free and compulsory education act 2009 and (ii) "child belonging to weaker section" means a child belonging to such parents or guardians whose annual income .....

The Government of Tamil Nadu, Rep. by Its Secretary, Department of Sch ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2002Mad195

..... act called 'national council for teacher education act, 1993', (in short 'the act') came to be enacted by the parliament and the council was established thereunder more particularly section ..... compulsory elementary education act, 1994 (t.n.act 33 of 1995) in which the education has been made compulsory for each child and depriving a child of education or not sending a child to take education has been ..... also referred to the act the tamil nadu compulsory elementary education act, 1994 passed by ..... section 12 of the act provides for the functioning of the council while section 14 speaks of the recognition of the institutions offering course or training in teacher education ..... section 12 of the act, the council has a task of laying down the guidelines for compliance by recognised institutions for starting new courses or training and for providing physical and infrastructural facilities, staffing pattern and staff qualifications as also to take necessary steps to prevent commercialisation of teacher education ..... the scheme of the act, it is clear that by this act 'national council' was established for achieving planned and co-ordinated development of the teacher education system throughout the country. ..... section 14 provides that every institution offering or intending to offer a course or training in teacher education has to make an application individually to the regional committee concerned and the regional committee has to be satisfied about such institution having adequate financial resources, .....

V. Venkatachalapathy and Four Others Vs. Vellore Co-operative Sugar Mi ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2000(2)CTC478

..... apart from the learned judges who constituted the nine judge bench, other learned judges have also indicated the same view in the leading case of the kerala education sill, air 1958 sc 956 the constitution bench observed that, as then advised, the were prepared to treat the clauses which were designed to give protection and security to the ill ..... we, therefore, hold thatsection 10' of the delhi education act which requires that the scales of pay and allowances, medical facilities, pension, gratuity, provident fund and other prescribed benefits of the employees of a recognised private school shall not be less then those ..... [1987]1scr238 while considering the provisions of the delhi school education act and the constitutional provisions of arts. ..... respondent school has been established by the vellore cooperative sugar mills to cater the educational needs of the children of their staff, workers and other persons working in the ..... therefore, to the extent that section 12 makes section inapplicable to unaided minority institutions it ..... the teachers and it is no answer to the demand of the teachers for higher salaries to say that in view of the high reputation enjoyed by the institution for its excellence, it is unnecessary to seek to apply provisions like section 10 of anthony public school. ..... made by the teachers to earn for the institution the high reputation that it enjoys should spur the management to adopt at least the same scales of pay the other institutions to which section 10 applies. .....

Tamilavel Uma Maheswaranar Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu.

Court : Chennai

..... to dismiss you from service accordingly you are dismissed by this order passed by the college committee under section 14-1(c) read with 19(2) of the tamil nadu private college (regulations) act 1976 unanimously with effect from the receipt of this copy of this order by you.an appeal shall lie to the director of collegiate education under section 20 read with 37 and 39 of the tamil nadu private college (regulations) act 1976 and the same has to be preferred within thirty days.7. ..... except to dismiss you from service accordingly you are dismissed by this order passed by the college committee under section 14-1(c) read with 19(2) of the tamil nadu private college (regulations) act 1976 unanimously with effect from the receipt of this copy of this order by you.an appeal shall lie to the director of collegiate education under section 20 read with 37 and 39 of the tamil nadu private college (regulations) act 1976 and the same has to be preferred within thirty days ..... . therefore, when under section 19(1) of the act it has been mandatorily provided that prior to the issuance of the order of dismissal or termination, prior approval of the competent authority should be obtained and in the case on hand, when the petitioner has, as a matter of fact, preferred on 11.3.2002 necessary application seeking for permission before the director of collegiate education, i am of the view that the issuance of the subsequent order dated 30.4.2002 being patently illegal, the same will .....