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Jan 03 2005 (HC)

Sr. Poly Paradiyil Vs. Angamaly Municipality

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR2005Ker194; 2005(2)KLT88

..... section 235(1)(d) is read along with other provisions, it can be safely assumed that the legislature, when it used the expression 'buildings recognised by the government', meant the buildings owned by recognised educational institutions, under the provisions of the kerala education act ..... the above principle, the provisions in section 235(1)(d) can be read as follows:'buildings owned and occupied by educational institutions recognised by the government or registered with the municipality under this act and used only for teaching and ..... educated as mentioned above, the formation house of the congregation should be treated as an educational institution, for the limited purpose of assessment of property tax, in terms of section 235(1)(d) of the municipality act, ..... the government or registered with the municipality under this act and owned and occupied by educational institutions and used only for teaching and libraries open ..... the congregation should be treated as an educational institution and the building is owned by it, the above said building is entitled to get exemption under section 235(1)(d), it is submitted.3. ..... be treated as the recognition given by the government or the registration granted by the municipality to a building.in view of the said position, the second point raised by the petitioner that the formation house is an educational institution, need not be considered in this original petition. ..... beneficial to extract section 235(1)(d) of the municipality act, which reads .....

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Feb 22 2010 (HC)

Mini Vs. Jwala Sajikumar

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2010(1)KLT1000

..... scheduled castes or scheduled tribes, or for contesting for the seats reserved for them in any educational institution in the state or outside the state for the students of the state or local authority or co-operative institution, shall prove his claim by a certificate issued for the purpose under this act, by the competent authority, in the prescribed manner.section 3 of the act mandates that any person belonging to the scheduled caste or scheduled tribe to claim any benefit, concession ..... , protection, exemption or reservation provided to such caste or tribe for any appointment in public services or for admission in the educational institutions, exclusively for such castes or tribes, or for contesting the reserved seats for .....

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Jul 28 2005 (HC)

Balakrishnan Vs. A.E.O.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2005(4)KLT64

..... the service conditions of aided school teachers are as contained in chapter xiv-a ker which is prescribed in terms of section 12 of the kerala education act. ..... the educational officer as per ext.p4 resolved the dispute in favour of the 3rd respondent. ..... rule 28(bbb) in the ks & ssr had been framed under the public service act, 1961. .....

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Mar 12 2015 (HC)

Dr. R.N.K.Sankar Vs. The Director, Directorate of Medical Education

Court : Kerala

..... the definition of the term 'professional college' or 'institution' under section 2(r) of the kerala professional colleges or institutions (prohibition of capitation fee, regulation of admission, fixation of non- explorative fee and other measures to ensure equity and excellence in professional education) act, 2006 and contends that, every institution imparting medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, ayurveda, homoeopathy, siddha and nursing is a professional college/institution under section 2(r)(b).9. ..... dated this the 12th of march, 2015 judgment non-inclusion of the 'reddiar community' in the list of 'sebc' (socially and educationally backward class) in annexure- vii of ext.p1 prospectus for post graduate medical courses, 2015, is under challenge in this writ petition. ..... the petitioner belongs to 'reddiar community', which is a socially and educationally backward class for the purpose of reservation under articles 15(4) and 16(4) ..... in accordance with section 5(1), the kerala medical officers' admission to postgraduate courses, under service quota act, 2008 (act 29 of 2008), seats not exceeding 40% of the seats are to be reserved ..... list of other backward communities, who are eligible for education concessions as given to 'other eligible communities' (oec) ..... government had re-inducted 'reddiar community' as one of the beneficiary communities under the sebc category, for obtaining admission in the educational institutions including in professional colleges. .....

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Jun 19 2015 (HC)

University Grantrs Commission Vs. Anand J.Illickan

Court : Kerala

..... been further pressed by learned counsel for the petitioner, is that aicte is fully entitled to declare equivalence of post graduate diploma with master's degree, which is spelled out from the provisions of section 10 of the all india council for technical education act, 1987. ..... for the case is the 1987 act which was enacted to provide for establishment of all india council for technical education with a view to proper planning, co- ordination and development of technical education system throughout the country, promotion of qualitative improvements of such education in relation to plan, growth and regulations and proper maintenance of norms and standards in the technical education system and matters connected therewith. ..... the duty of the council to take all such steps as it may think fit for ensuring co-ordinated and integrated development of technical education and maintenance of standards and for the pruposes of performing its functions under this act, the council may,- xx xx xx (g) evolve suitable performance apraisal systems for technical institutions and universities imparting technical education, incorporating norms and mechanisms for enforcing accountability; xx xx xx w.a. no. ..... or granting degree shall be exercised only by a university established or incorporated by or under a central act, a provincial act or a state act or an institution deemed to be a university under section 3 or an institution specially empowered by an act of parliament to confer or grant degrees. .....

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Oct 15 2015 (HC)

M/s. Sreevaraham Vanitha Samithi, Rep. by its President Vs. Employees ...

Court : Kerala

..... fund commissioner and others [2001 (1) scc 1], in which the apex court held that, whether two units are one or distinct will have to be considered in the light of the provisions of section 2a of the epf act which declares that where an establishment consists of different departments or has branches whether situate in the same place or in different places, all such departments or branches shall be treated as parts of ..... reliable materials collected during the said enquiry, the 3nd respondent in ext.p3 order concluded that, the main activity of the samithi in earlier days and at the time of verification are in educational field and hence it is an institution in which activity of imparting knowledge or training is systematically carried on, falling under the purview of notification no.s.o.986 dated 19.08.1982. ..... of the trust, one of the object of forming of such trust is to supervise, guide and assist to the extent possible, educational, social and cultural activities of the samithi and such other organisations, providing free medical aid to all deserving women and children. ..... further, in the nursery school, only children below 5 years are admitted and they are also not given any education or knowledge and the children are carefully looked after, and in the course of nursing them the nursery teachers ..... in the year 1983, the number of employees employed in the months of july, august and september ..... in the year 1983, the number of employees employed in the months of july, august and september .....

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Jun 23 2005 (HC)

Annie Francis Vs. D.E.O.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2005(3)KLT238

..... eversince the enactment of kerala education act, 1958 and rules framed thereunder, there were disputes regarding power of appointment of headmaster in aided private schools established by minority communities and the matter is settled by a series of decisions of various division ..... the right of the management, which is entitled to the protection of article 30(1) of the constitution to appoint headmasters of its choice irrespective of seniority in educational institution established and administered by it has been recognised by this court and the supreme court'.the court referred to various decisions of the supreme court and of this court for ..... ) 8 scc 555, and held that the management has a right to appoint the head of the educational institution of its own choice provided the teacher is qualified according to the rules and that right cannot ..... the excellent reason that the principal is the vital, vibrant and luscent presence within the educational campus, no administration can bring out its best in the service of the institution sans ..... article 30(1) will not preclude regulations in the true interest of efficiency of instruction, discipline, health, sanitation, morality, public order and the like; but the right of establishing and managing educational institutions is protected and it should be effective and that right cannot be taken away or interrupted by any regulation. ..... have given unto ourselves the constitution which is not for any particular community or section but for all. .....

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Jun 15 1982 (HC)

Sunil Kumar Vs. State

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1983CriLJ99

..... the children's home is intended to receive neglected children and that should provide the child not only with accommodation, maintenance and facilities for education but also with facilities for the development of his character and abilities and give him necessary training for protecting himself against moral dangers or exploitation. ..... it is seen from the copy of the register of summary trials that ultimately sunil-kumar was 'convicted' under section 12 of the children act and committed to the balamandir for two years on the prisoner's plea of 'guilty'. ..... the object with which the special school functions is only to impart education including moral education and also equipping the child to take over the responsibilities of an honest citizen as it grows up to become an adult. ..... it is well to remember that a special school is envisaged in the act as a school which must provide the child (11 with accommodation which means proper accommodation (2) with maintenance which means it would be properly looked after (3) with education which means there must be a properly run school (4) with facilities for development of the character and ability of the child which means that there should be provision for all round development, physical and moral ..... that again must not only provide accommodation, maintenance and facilities for education but also with facilities for development of the child's character and abilities and give him necessary training for his reformation. .....

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Feb 25 1972 (HC)

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. CochIn Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1973]87ITR83(Ker)

..... 1 has been taken by the calcutta high court and the reasoning is thus stated in the judgment:'an appropriate interpretation of section 2(15) of the income-tax act, 1961, is to consider the expression not involving the carrying on of any activity for profit' as qualifying the expression ' the advancement of any other object of general public utility' and not the other classes of charitable purpose mentioned in that section like relief of the poor, education and medical relief. ..... will be better understood if the section is read in a positive manner as postulating objects' which are outside the purview of the definition. ..... way by which to avoid a conflict between section 11 and section 2(15) of the income-tax act, 1961, specially with the provisions of sections 11(1)(a) and 11(4) of the income-tax act, 1961.'5. ..... (15) ' charitable purpose ' includes relief of the poor, education, medical relief, and the advancement of any other object of general public utility not involving the carrying on of ..... for general public utility, such as, say, for educating public opinion or for the advancement of trade and commerce and there is no object to carry on any activity for profit, the fact that in carrying out the objects of the trust some income results would not take the charitable purpose outside the scope of the definition. ..... be outside the purview of the definition. ..... very object must be for the carrying on of an activity for profit in order that the object may be outside the purview of the definition. .....

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Jul 27 2007 (HC)

Rethinath K. Menon Vs. the Secretary to Government and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2007(3)KLJ611

..... high school, mannuthy which was taken over by the government as per notification issued under section 14(2) of the kerala education act for a period of five years. ..... rule which governs the vacancies in the year 1992 was rule 7a(3) of chapter xiv-a of the kerala education rules, which reads as follows:vacancies, the duration of which is less than one academic year, shall not be filled up by any appointment.the district educational officer, thrissur who was acting as manager at the relevant time was bound to follow the above mentioned statutory provision, but violated it with impunity evidently to favour the petitioner. ..... learned counsel appearing for the petitioner submitted that the government was not justified in upsetting the order passed by the district educational officer in appointing the petitioner as full time menial, then as peon and then as clerk since the petitioner has only three years to retire. ..... manager had challenged the appointment orders before the district educational officer, deputy director of education, the director of public instruction and also before the government and once the appointment orders go naturally the approval orders would also go. ..... however when a vacancy of peon arose in the school on 01-12-1994 the district educational officer appointed the petitioner to the said post without notifying the said vacancy to the employment exchange though the petitioner was overaged on the date of the appointment. .....

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