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..... but, when section 235(1)(d) is read along with other provisions, it can be safely assumed that the legislature, when it used the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -8- expression 'buildings recognised by the government', meant the buildings owned by recognised educational institutions, under the provisions of the kerala education act and rules. ..... the 1st respondent claimed exemption from property tax, under section 235(1)(d) of the kerala municipality act, 1994 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') on the ground that, the building is exclusively used as an educational institution and recognised by the state government as well as central government. ..... " going by clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 235 of the act, the buildings recognised by the government or registered with the municipality under the act and owned and occupied by educational institutions and used only for teaching and libraries open to public shall be exempted from payment of property tax. in sr. ..... as borne out from ext.p8 judgment, the 1st respondent contended before this court that, her ownership of the property is in her capacity as the proprietrix of the recognised educational institution and hence the building qualifies for exemption, in case the other conditions under section 235(1)(d) of the act that, the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -5- educational institution is a recognised one and the place is exclusively used for the purpose of running such educational institution are satisfied. .....
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..... but, when section 235(1)(d) is read along with other provisions, it can be safely assumed that the legislature, when it used the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -8- expression 'buildings recognised by the government', meant the buildings owned by recognised educational institutions, under the provisions of the kerala education act and rules. ..... the 1st respondent claimed exemption from property tax, under section 235(1)(d) of the kerala municipality act, 1994 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') on the ground that, the building is exclusively used as an educational institution and recognised by the state government as well as central government. ..... " going by clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 235 of the act, the buildings recognised by the government or registered with the municipality under the act and owned and occupied by educational institutions and used only for teaching and libraries open to public shall be exempted from payment of property tax. in sr. ..... as borne out from ext.p8 judgment, the 1st respondent contended before this court that, her ownership of the property is in her capacity as the proprietrix of the recognised educational institution and hence the building qualifies for exemption, in case the other conditions under section 235(1)(d) of the act that, the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -5- educational institution is a recognised one and the place is exclusively used for the purpose of running such educational institution are satisfied. .....
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..... but, when section 235(1)(d) is read along with other provisions, it can be safely assumed that the legislature, when it used the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -8- expression 'buildings recognised by the government', meant the buildings owned by recognised educational institutions, under the provisions of the kerala education act and rules. ..... the 1st respondent claimed exemption from property tax, under section 235(1)(d) of the kerala municipality act, 1994 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') on the ground that, the building is exclusively used as an educational institution and recognised by the state government as well as central government. ..... " going by clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 235 of the act, the buildings recognised by the government or registered with the municipality under the act and owned and occupied by educational institutions and used only for teaching and libraries open to public shall be exempted from payment of property tax. in sr. ..... as borne out from ext.p8 judgment, the 1st respondent contended before this court that, her ownership of the property is in her capacity as the proprietrix of the recognised educational institution and hence the building qualifies for exemption, in case the other conditions under section 235(1)(d) of the act that, the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -5- educational institution is a recognised one and the place is exclusively used for the purpose of running such educational institution are satisfied. .....
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..... but, when section 235(1)(d) is read along with other provisions, it can be safely assumed that the legislature, when it used the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -8- expression 'buildings recognised by the government', meant the buildings owned by recognised educational institutions, under the provisions of the kerala education act and rules. ..... the 1st respondent claimed exemption from property tax, under section 235(1)(d) of the kerala municipality act, 1994 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') on the ground that, the building is exclusively used as an educational institution and recognised by the state government as well as central government. ..... " going by clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 235 of the act, the buildings recognised by the government or registered with the municipality under the act and owned and occupied by educational institutions and used only for teaching and libraries open to public shall be exempted from payment of property tax. in sr. ..... as borne out from ext.p8 judgment, the 1st respondent contended before this court that, her ownership of the property is in her capacity as the proprietrix of the recognised educational institution and hence the building qualifies for exemption, in case the other conditions under section 235(1)(d) of the act that, the w.a.nos.500/09 & 2431/09 -5- educational institution is a recognised one and the place is exclusively used for the purpose of running such educational institution are satisfied. .....
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..... such rules shall not be against the provisions of the education act, the rules issued under it, or any other rules passed by the department or the government ..... no.120/2005 before the munsiff's court, perumbavoor challenging the transfer of right made by the respondents 3 and 4 without the knowledge of the petitioner and without obtaining permission in terms of the kerala education act & rules. ..... constitution of corporate management- in the case of institutions under corporate educational agency, the constitution of the educational agency to the extent and it so far as it relates to the management of any school must be subject to rules approved by the(director) which should prescribe among other things (a) the manner in which the proprietary body shall carry ..... the corporate educational agency is defined as an educational agency in which the right of management is vested in (a) two or more persons jointly with written registered ..... 17427 of2013- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - dated this the 31st day of march, 2015 judgment this writ petition is directed against ext.p15 order issued by the deputy director of education, ernakulam, approving the amendment to the constitution of ganapathy vilasom educational agency, kopovappady.2. ..... p9- true copy of the letter issued by the district educational officer, kothamangalam dated312-2012. ..... p7- true copy of the order issued by the district educational officer, kothamangalam dated1611-2012. ..... the deputy director of education, ernakulam-682 001.2 .....
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Reported in : (1970)ILLJ263Ker
..... of the governor under article 309 of the constitution to lay down rules for regulating the conditions of service of government employees or of government to lay down the conditions of service of teachers in aided schools under section 12 of the kerala education act is a power vested in them for carrying out a fundamental public purpose, and i think they cannot fetter the exercise of the power by any agreement. ..... by a plea of estoppel, the governor or the government cannot be precluded from exercising the power under article 309 or under section 12 of the kerala education act, as the power is vested in them for a purpose, in which the public are interested or at any rate in which persons other than the governor or the ..... plea of estoppel in these cases would prevent the governor or the government from exercising his or its discretionary power under article 309 of the constitution or section 12 of the kerala education act, as the case may be, to regulate from time to time the conditions of service of government employees or teachers in aided schools. ..... 1968 also contends that the relevant rule is the kerala education act has not been amended to give effect to ex. p ..... pleasure, lord atkin said:if the terms of appointment definitely prescribe a term and expressly provide for a power to determine for cause it appears necessarily to follow that any implication of a power to dismiss at pleasure is necessarily excluded.this reference to the ' terms of appointment ' may, however, only be .....
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Reported in : 2008(3)KLJ457
..... definition of recognised school is contained in section 2(8) of the kerala education act ..... for public sector undertakings under the financial control of such public sector undertakings or by societies formed by such undertakings.v) private, unaided schools established by societies registered under the societies registration act 1860 of the government of india or under acts of the state governments as educational, charitable or religious societies having non-proprietary character or by trusts.going by the above quoted provisions, a secondary school which is unaided and established by registered societies or trusts ..... no institution shall be affiliated or continue to be affiliated or recommended to affiliate unless the middle section of the school is recognised by the education department of the state except in cases where the syllabus of the middle classes is approved by ..... would submit that the petitioners are ineligible for getting n.o.c, in the light of the norms contained in ext.p2, as they do not have a middle school section either recognised by the state government or the syllabus, of which is approved by the c.b.s.e. ..... 16 to 23 of chapter v of the kerala education rules also deal with recognition. ..... have examined the proposals forwarded by the director of public instruction in this regard and they order that the educational authorities will adhere to hereafter the following guidelines while applications for affiliation of schools to central board of secondary education/isce etc. .....
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Reported in : 2010(2)KLT49
..... held that it is appropriate that parliament and the state legislatures should have time up to 31st may 2002 to make such laws, if they so choose and that all uncompleted acquisitions of the properties of minority educational institutions shall lapse at the end of such period, provided the statues under which the acquisitions have been commenced have not been duty amended and that if they are duly amended, the amounts ..... article 30(1-a) was introduced by the parliament as a safeguard to obviate the violation of the right conferred by article 30 of the constitution and that clause (1-a) clearly states that after the date of its introduction, if property of a minority educational institution is to be compulsorily acquired, there must be a law specifically providing for such acquisition and that such law must make provisions that ensure that the amounts that are fixed or determined there under for ..... other hand, the minority is a status which a linguistic minority or a religious minority is entitled to enjoy and the kerala education act or the rules do not contain any provision providing for conferment of such status. ..... has been given an inclusive definition in section 3(f) of the land acquisition act. ..... case (supra) and as the central or the state legislatures have not legislated any special law for acquisition of the property of a minority educational institution, as required under article 30(1-a) of the constitution of india, it was impossible for the state to acquire the school property. .....
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..... ;] (fc) the criteria for identifying a student who has been granted a medical qualification referred to in the explanation to sub-section (3) of section 10b;] (g)the particulars to be stated, and the proof of qualification to be given in the applications for registration under this act; (h)the fee to be on applications and appeal under this act; (i) the appointment, powers, duties and procedure of medical inspection and visitors;2 (j)the course and period of study and of practical training to be undertaken, the subjects of examination and ..... under section 20, the council may prescribe the standards of post-graduate for the guidance of universities, and may advise universities in the matter of securing uniform standards for the postgraduate medical education throughout india and for this purpose the central government may constitute from among w.a. no. ..... the standards of proficiency therein to be obtained, in universities or medical institutions for grant of recognised medical qualifications;] (k)the standard of staff, equipment, accommodation, training and other facilities for medical education;] (l)the conduct of professional examinations, qualifications of examiners and .....
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..... as rightly pointed out by mr.s.krishnamoorthy, the learned standing counsel for the ugc, the ugc has powers to give directions to the university to maintain the minimum standards of higher education under section 2(f) and 12(b) of the ugc act, which is a central legislation. ..... " it is in this background, the chancellor has issued show cause notice under section 7(4) of the mgu act requiring the vice chancellor to show cause why ext.r5(g) w.p. ..... the vice chancellor, exercising powers under section 10(15) of the act, issued order dated 08.05.2015 to comply with the orders of the chancellor, judgments of this court, ugc guidelines and the government orders in this regard. ..... the learned standing counsel for the respondent university also submitted that the chancellor had issued a show cause notice under section 7(4) of the act vide letter dated 21.08.2013 in which among other things, it has been pointed out that there is violation of section 23(xxxiii) of the act. ..... distance education programmes of the central universities and state government universities - the central/state universities can conduct courses through distance mode in accordance with the provisions of their respective act and after the approval of the ugc. .....
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