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Presidency High School, Hyderabad Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(4)ALD1; [2001(90)FLR697]

..... section 2(18) of the education act defines 'educational institution' as -'educational institution' means a recognised school, (colleges including medical colleges), special institution or other institution (including an orphanage or boarding home or hostel attached to it) by whatever name called, the management of which carries on (either exclusively or among other activities) the activity of imparting education therein, and includes every premises attached thereto; but does not include a tutorial institution.13. ..... education act having been recognised in terms of section 21 thereof and that the provisionsof the provident fund act are not applicable to the petitioner institution. ..... criteria and procedure for fixing salary structure for the staff :--(1) the staff appointed in un-aided private schools and those appointed in the unaided posts of the higher classes of the upgraded school shall be paid salaries as prescribed by the governing body attached to the school as constituted under rule 15. ..... krishna murthy, air 1983 ap 347. ..... , 18(4)(e) 15% of the fees collected shall be earmarked as management's contribution towards staff benefits like gratuity, teachers' provident fund, group insurance scheme etc. 7. ..... 50% of the total revenue collection as fee from students shall be earmarked for payment of regular salaries to the staff and 15% of the revenue shall be earmarked for providing various benefits like teacher's provident fund, group insurance etc. .....

Dr. Sr. Y. Philomena, Principal and Correspondent, St. Ann's College f ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1994(2)ALT665

..... education act and 'minority educational institution ..... education act, the impugned order of suspension of the petitioner as the correspondent is impermissible in law being contrary to section ..... education act, on the lapse of 2 months from the date of suspension initially and the further lapse of 2 months after the date of extension and the lapse of 4 months as a whole from 15-11-92 there was no order of suspension operating against the petitioner which entitle her to be restored to her service both as the principal and the correspondent by virtue of section 79 and therefore, it was possible for the court under article 226 of the ..... education act and other statutory law and rules operating on the rights of the petitioner involved questions of law, interpretation of section ..... dated 13-11-1992 extending the period of suspension as arbitrary, illegal, viola rive of principles of natural justice and as violative of the statutory provisions in section 79 of the andhra pradesh education act. ..... even if such questions are dealt with and decided, no decision can be rendered by the civil courts and such questions are to be referred to the high court for decision under section 113 of the code of civil procedure thereby such questions before the civil courts cannot find a finality in the decision and will be again subjected to the decision of this court. ..... the central crime section, hyderabad alleging certain offences as against the petitioner, like fraud, misappropriation, breach of trust, cheating etc. .....

The Society of St. Mary's School and Others Vs. the Pune Zilla Parisha ...

Court : Mumbai

..... by the municipal corporation of city of pune; (d) a direction is issued to refund the fees of 45 students collected in the year 2013-2014; (e) further direction is issued to admit students against 25% quota as per clause (c) of subsection (1) of section 12 of the education act; (f) further direction is that separate action will be taken as regards the collection of caution money and running additional division of 4th standard. 57. ..... or grant contemplated by the education act is the one which is received from the appropriate government or a local authority for meeting the recurring expenses of the schools such as teacher's salaries, maintenance of schools, etc. ..... that the 4th petitioner school is an unaided minority educational institution to which the provisions of the education act are not applicable. ..... , there is a recurring expenditure on the payment of salaries and allowances to the teaching and nonteaching staff, maintenance of the school building, and purchase of articles such as stationary etc required for day-today functioning of the school. ..... board has clarified that the school does not receive any concession in the levy of property taxes and does not receive any grant, aid, benefit, advantage, special concession etc from the central government. ..... of actual expenditure on salaries of teaching and nonteaching staff, leave salaries, provident funds contribution, amount of rent, taxes, insurance of the building and playgrounds, office expenditure such as printing of letterheads, etc. .....

Bhupendra Nath Tripathi and ors. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2009(1)AWC769

..... sri devendra kumar arora, additional advocate general, refuting the submission of learned counsel for the appellants, contended that proviso to section 14(1) of national council for teacher education act, 1993 although permits an institution to continue such course or training till disposal of the application but in case the inverting period falls within the meaning of deeming recognition, it is the duty of the n.c.t.e. ..... what is the effect of proviso to section 14(1), which permits a course already running by an institution prior to enforcement of national council for teacher education act, 1993 to be continued and the consequent award of degree permitting a course to be continued under proviso to section 14(1) is also an integral part of national council for teacher education act, 1993. ..... degree obtained from an institution or university during the period when the application of the institution or the university for grant of recognition under section 14 of national council for teacher education act, 1993 was pending, are eligible for special basic training course, 2007 as laid down by the division bench in ekta shukla's case (supra).59. ..... section 14 of the national council for teacher education act, 1993 provides that every institution offering or intending to offer a course or training in teacher education on or after the appointed day, may, for grant of recognition under this act, make an application to the regional committee. .....

Ajay Kumar Vs. Director of Higher Education and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1997)1UPLBEC337

..... education service commission and selection board act has also been amended in 1992 adding the following proviso to section 16 :'provided further that the appointment of a teacher by transfer from one institution to another, may be made in accordance with the regulations made under clause 'c' of sub-section (2) of section 16-g of the intermediate education act ..... one college to another inspite of the specific provisions contained in the intermediate education act and the regulations framed thereunder conferriag such a power of transfer.15. ..... down that after the enactment of the secondary education service commission act, a teacher of an intermediate college cannot be transferred from one college to another inspite of the specific, provisions for transfer contained in the intermediate education act and the regulations framed thereunder. ..... duty, mysore, air 1967 sc 849, the word 'otherwise' in the phrase 'by contract or otherwise' was construed by the supreme court ejusdem generis by holding as under :'in the context of the section the word 'otherwise' should, in our opinion, be construed ejusdem generis and it must be interpreted to mean some kind of legal obligation or some transaction enforceable at law or in equity which, ..... year and, therefore, expired in january, 1983 in which month second removal of difficulties order, 1983 was issued by the government enabling the ..... 'otherwise' held it must be confined to things analogous to right or contract such as lost grant, immemorial user etc. .....

Air force school parent's welfare association, And Ors. Air force scho ...

Court : Karnataka

..... it extends to all educational institutions and tutorial institutions in the state except, at the commencement in 1995 the education act was made applicable to all the educational institutions including the private unaided schools affiliated to icse and cbse syllabus in the state of karnataka as specified in section 1 of the act. ..... the karnataka educational institutions (classification, regulation etc. ..... this act may be called the karnataka education act, 1983. ..... states indicate that lack of value based education is one of the causes for global problems like international terrorism, deteriorating global environment, trafficking of women and children, threat of wars etc. ..... fee in relation to each and every private unaided educational institution shall be determined separately keeping in view several factors, including the facility available, infrastructure made available, the age of the institution, investment made, future plan for expansion, betterment of educational standard etc. ..... parents and parent's associations are before this court questioning the hike in school fee made by respondent schools unties the impugned circulars, letters of intimation etc as arbitrary, unilateral, unjust and illegal.2. ..... this exclusion the state government cannot regulate the admission of students, fee structure, service condition of the employees etc. ..... it is necessary for the state to regulate the affairs of private unaided schools in the matter of entrance test, admission of students, reservation of seals etc. .....

Mr. Govindagiri S/O Shanmugam A.V. and ors. Vs. the Government of Karn ...

Court : Karnataka

..... sports competition organised by the school games federation of india (for short 'sgfi'), the schools coming within the jurisdiction of the department of public instructions and which are governed by the provisions of the karnataka state education act, 1983 (for short 'the education act') shall only be permitted and the schools having icse and cbse syllabus which are not governed by the provisions of the ..... (ii) that sections 3 and 7 of the education act pertain to prescription of curricula, syllabus and text books of the course. ..... through the table tennis federation of india, the all india lawn tennis association and the swimming federation of india which are also the recognised institutions mentioned in schedule ii to the rules framed by the state government known as the karnataka selection of candidates for admission to professional institutions rules, 2004 whereunder provisions are made for sports quota in favour of students who have participated in different meets or competitions conducted by the national schools federation ..... further, section 7(4) of the education act requires the state government to provide training in sports, games, physical exercise and other arts. ..... section 7 of the act contemplates prescription of curricula, syllabi and text books for the course among other things. ..... section 7(4) requires the state government to provide training in sports, games, physical exercise and other arts. .....

AiR FORCE SCHOOL PARENT'S WELFARE ASSOCiATiON AND ORS. Vs. THE STATE O ...

Court : Karnataka

..... and the same reads as: (iii-a) educational institutions affiliated to or recognized by the council of indian school certificate examination or central board of secondary education respectively by this amendment to section 1 the schools affiliated lo icse and cbse syllabus are excluded from the purview of education act. 21. ..... the karnataka educational institutions (classification, regulation etc. ..... states indicate that lack of value based education is one of the causes for global problems like international terrorism, deteriorating global environment, trafficking of women and children, threat of wars etc. ..... fee in relation to each and every private unaided educational institution shall be deteimined separately keeping in view several factors, including the facilities available, infrastructure made available, the age of the institution, investment made, future plan for expansion, betterment of educational standard etc. ..... exclusion the state government cannot regulate the admission of students, fee structure, service condition of the employees etc. ..... is necessary for the slate lo regulate the affairs of private unaided schools in the matter of entrance rest, admission of students, reservation of seats etc. ..... to be presumed that the children who arc out of schools are engaged as child labour, child commercial sex workers etc. 11. ..... and parent's associations are before this court questioning the hike in school fee made by respondent schools under the impugned circulars, letters of intimation etc.. .....

Smt. Rabiya Abdul Hamid Bepari Vs. The Chairman

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... the deputy director of public instructions, bidar & others reported in 1998 scc online karnataka 599, while analyzing the scope of section 94 of the education act, was pleased to observe, in para 9 of its judgment that, a bare reading of section 94 of the education act clearly shows that any teacher or other employee of a private educational institution can prefer an appeal to the tribunal only when dismissed, removed or reduced in rank within the prescribed time and no appeal can be entertained by the ..... the absence of any order of dismissal, removal or reduction of the rank as the subject matter of litigation, has embraced section 94 and section 96 of education act and erroneously held that the remedy available to the plaintiff is only under section 96(3)(a) of the education act. ..... no doubt, section 96 sub-section (5) of the education act states that, no civil court shall have jurisdiction in respect of matters over which the tribunal exercises any power under the education act, but the analysis made above shows that, with respect to the claim made by the plaintiff in her plaint, the tribunal cannot exercise its power, since it is not an order of dismissal, ..... sides on the said preliminary issues, by its impugned order dated 09.11.2020, while answering both the issues in affirmative, ordered that the suit was barred under sections 94 and 96 of the karnataka education act, 1983 (for brevity education r.f.a.no.100061/2021 6 act ) and that it had no jurisdiction to try the suit. .....

Mr. Bibhas Chandra Paria Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2006)3CALLT490(HC)

..... which took the shape of rule was issued and/or framed in exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (1) and in particular by clause (p) of sub-section (2) of section 66 of bengal rural primary education act, 1930. ..... order which has been issued in terms of theearlier provision of bengal rural primary education act regardingdeemed suspension is also a service condition that means all the service conditions of the bengal rural primary education act go by virtue of rule 35 of the rules framed under west bengal primary education act and these rules came into force effective from november 22, 1991. ..... vest in, and all rights, liabilities and obligations acquired or incurred by such district school board before such repeal shall stand transferred to, the primary school council established for the district:(b) all legal proceedings instituted or remedies enforceable by or against the district school board established for a district before such repeal may be continued or enforced, as the case may be, by or against the primary school council established for the ..... section 105 of the said act which contains repeal and continuance is quoted hereinbelow:(1) the bengal (rural) primary education act ..... from the notification the same has been issuedunder the powers conferred under section 66 of the bengal rural primary education act, 1930. ..... dilipkumar raghavendranath nadkarni : (1983)illj1sc the court held that the expression 'life' does: not merely connote animal existence or a continued drudgery .....