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Dec 24 2013 (HC)

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. .....

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Oct 30 1984 (HC)

Bajirao Tukaram Manav Vs. Administrative Officer and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1985(1)BomCR587

..... the plea that was taken in the defence was that a notice under section 62 of the bombay primary education act, 1947 was also not given by the plaintiff before filing of the suit. ..... 'authorised municipality' is defined in sub-section (6) of section 2 of the bombay primary education act, the definition of which is as under :'2(6) : 'authorised municipality' means a municipality which is authorised by the state government under sub-section (1) of section 16 to control all approved schools within its area. ..... if that is so, it will have to be concluded that it is authorised municipality under section 20 of the bombay primary education act, which is responsible for maintaining particular staff, which includes the primary teachers. ..... under the bombay primary education act, 'school board' means a municipal school board constituted under section 3 of the primary education act, which says that for each area of an authorised municipality there shall be a municipal school board. ..... section 487 of the said act is as under :'487(1) no suit shall be instituted against the corporation or against the commissioner, or the transport manager, or against municipal officer or servant in respect of any act done or purported to be done in pursuance or execution or intended execution of this act or in respect of any alleged neglect or default in the execution of this act......... ..... 284 of 1969 instituted by him in the court of civil judge, (senior division), pune. .....

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Feb 12 2014 (HC)

Tukaram Kshemchandra Redkar Vs. Sanjay Shankar Mandrekar

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... it is true, as pointed out by the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioner, that in terms of sub-section 6(a) of section 20 of the education act, during such period as any school remains under the management of the authorised officer or the authorised body, the service conditions, as approved by the administrator of the employees of the school who were in ..... the society are out of the grants received by the society from the government of goa, he, however, is not directly paid by the government or by the director of education; that receiving of salary in the above manner does not amount to holding an office of profit, as alleged; that the education act and the rules made thereunder do not control or govern the services of the petitioner as a primary teacher of the government of goa; that it is only the appointing authority ..... rendering consultancy services to promote and organise an integrated and efficient development of iron and steel industry and to act as an agent of the government / public sector financial institutions in the manner set out in the objects clause. ..... above, the findings of the trial court that the director of education, who is the government employee, has direct control over the appointment, service conditions, suspension, termination, etc. ..... etc ..... 04/05/2013, there is full control of the government over the management of the school and in the matter of removal of the petitioner from service, or reduction of his rank or retiring him compulsorily, etc.. .....

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May 02 2013 (HC)

Hemant Vs. Police Kalyan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal and Others

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... my attention is invited to section 1 of the bombay primary education act, 1947, which itself clarify that the provisions of the bombay primary education act are applicable to the extent of the bombay area of the state of maharashtra, ..... this court had answered the reference to the effect that if a private primary school is recognised by a body or officer referred to in section 39(2) of the bombay primary education act, it will not be governed by the provisions of m.e.p.s. ..... (supra), as also reference is made to the provisions of bombay primary education act, so as to hold that the school tribunal had no jurisdiction to ..... the present case, first of all the provisions of bombay primary education act, 1947 are not at all attracted, as the private school, which was recognised and receiving 100% government grant is situated in osmanabad, taluka and district osmanabad and not in bombay area so as to attract the provisions of bombay primary education act, 1947. ..... the part of respondent that the school run by police kalyan shikshan prasarak mandal in the name and style as "little star primary school, osmanabad" is aided, controlled and supervised by director of education (primary), zilla parishad, osmanabad, receiving 100% grant. ..... -school is recognised within the meaning of section 2(20) of the maharashtra employees of private schools (conditions of service) regulation act (hereinafter referred to as m.e.p.s.act). ..... act and the employee working in such school cannot file an appeal under section .....

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Aug 17 2012 (HC)

Sau. Laxmibai Shantaram Doke Samajvikas Prathisthan and Another Vs. th ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... all these petitions also contain a prayer to declare part of section 18(1),18(5),19(1) and 19(5) of the right of children to free and compulsory education act,2009 (referred to as 2009 act, hereafter) to the extent the same do not allow to establish or function a school without obtaining a certificate of recognition ultra-vires and violative of ..... act, educational institutions are classified into three categories, namely, state institutions, local authority institutions and private institutions and granting of permission for the establishment of educational institutions is governed by section ..... were filed by the state of andhra pradesh challenging the decision of the division bench of the high court of andhra pradesh in writ appeals partly confirming the judgment of the learned single judge and holding section 20(3)(a)(i) of the andhra pradesh education act, 1982 (in short the a.p. ..... far as private unaided educational institutions are concerned, the court held that maximum autonomy has to be with the management with regard to administration, including the right of appointment, disciplinary powers, admission of students and the fee to be charged, etc. ..... protected under article 19(1)(g) are fundamental in nature, inherent and are sacred and valuable rights of citizens which can be abridged only to the extent that is necessary to ensure public peace, health, morality, etc. ..... is also informed that state had decided to consider population, number of existing schools, gross enrolment ratio etc. .....

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Nov 20 1973 (HC)

Baboolal Dalchand Maloniya Vs. the Director of Municipal Administratio ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1974Bom219; 1974MhLJ451

..... 3, who was the headmaster of the municipal high school, saoner, were governed by the bye-laws framed by the municipal council, saoner under the municipalities act and not by the school code framed under the madhya pradesh secondary education act, 1951, it is not necessary for us to decide other contentions raised by the petitioner in this petition, because, in our opinion he is entitled to succeed in this petition on this ..... the purposes of admission to the privileges of the board to frame regulation providing for the conditions of recognition of institutions for the purposes of admission to the privileges of the board and framing of a school code to ensure a minimum standard of efficient and uniform management of the schools, by section 20 of the said act the government was authorised to frame the first regulations and it was further directed that the regulations so made by the state government, after previous ..... also tried to secure a tolerable financial stability for every institution by requiring that it shout have reserve fund etc. ..... act, the conditions of service of teachers, including their appointments, salaries etc. ..... municipalities act, 1922 the state government was authorised to make rules under the act prescribing the qualifications of the candidates etc. ..... powers to enter into any contracts binding on the society, then further provisions of the clauses of the code provided for the conditions of service of teachers, scale of pay, selection of teachers, for appointments etc. .....

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Aug 17 2012 (HC)

Sau. Laxmibai Shantaram Doke Samajvikas Prathisthan and Another Vs. th ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... all these petitions also contain a prayer to declare part of section 18(1),18(5),19(1) and 19(5) of the right of children to free and compulsory education act,2009 (referred to as 2009 act, hereafter) to the extent the same do not allow to establish or function a school without obtaining a certificate of recognition ultra-vires and violative of ..... act, educational institutions are classified into three categories, namely, state institutions, local authority institutions and private institutions and granting of permission for the establishment of educational institutions is governed by section ..... filed by the state of andhra pradesh challenging the decision of the division bench of the high court of andhra pradesh in writ appeals partly confirming the judgment of the learned single judge and holding section 20(3)(a)(i) of the andhra pradesh education act, 1982 (in short the a.p. ..... far as private unaided educational institutions are concerned, the court held that maximum autonomy has to be with the management with regard to administration, including the right of appointment, disciplinary powers, admission of students and the fee to be charged, etc. ..... protected under article 19(1)(g) are fundamental in nature, inherent and are sacred and valuable rights of citizens which can be abridged only to the extent that is necessary to ensure public peace, health, morality, etc. ..... is also informed that state had decided to consider population, number of existing schools, gross enrolment ratio etc. .....

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Feb 27 1981 (HC)

Drinkar Ananda Decore Vs. Shantaram Punjaji Ahed and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1982Bom99

..... the heading education from 24 to 29 include, at entry 24, the establishment, management, maintenantice, inspection, etc, of primary schools and that entry 24 includes the matter of powers vested in the state government, under the provisions of the bombay primary education act. ..... though, on doubt as a matter of precedent the full bench of this court was dealing with the similar provisions of section 21 of the maharashira municipalities act, 1965, and the rules framed under that act is similar terms and made these observation, we think that such observations which have the foundation in identical findings to shake the authority of the earlier judgment of the division bench duly considered by the ..... the full bench observed, after referring to the routes not the provisions of section 27 as well as the observations in venkatran's case to the following effect;'the well recongnised distinction that exists between the provisions of the statute and those of rules made in exercise of the power of subordinate legislation, was ..... 58 (1a) introduced clearly a scheme by reference to the earlier provisions and the sub-section itself is self-contained with regard to the matters of modification and changes, that are required to be made in the earlier provisions, ..... section 7 of the act, enumerates the authorities which are charged with the duty to carry out the provisions of the act, the first being the zilla parishad and the second being the panchayat samiti, followed by other committees, authorities .....

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Oct 09 1997 (HC)

Mirza Nazir S/O Mirza Raheem Baig Vs. Education Officer, Z.P., Bhandar ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(4)BomCR544

..... secondary education act and regulations made under sections 19 and 20 of the m.p. ..... it has been further contended that even otherwise the impugned order dated 5-9-1983 has been passed in violation of the principles of natural justice inasmuch as the petitioner was earlier approved as the head master and on the representation being made by the intervener against the said appointment, respondent no. ..... 1 while considering the representations made by the intervener, passed order dated 5-9-1983 stating therein that the intervener was senior to the petitioner and the petitioner was promoted contrary to the inter se seniority and hence the promotion of the petitioner was cancelled ..... in view of the stay granted by this court to the impugned order dated 5-9-1983, the petitioner continued to function as a supervisor in the school under respondent no. 2. 4 ..... we, therefore, hold that the impugned order dated 5-9-1983 has been passed in violation of principles of natural justice and it is an order passed arbitrarily by respondent no ..... he submitted that the impugned order dated 5-9-1983 was a ministerial order in as much as it was only correction of records and hence the powers of certiorari are not required to be exercised unless the impugned order had resulted into miscarriage of justice or failure of justice ..... 1569 of 1984 was filed on 11-7-1984 and interim order was passed on 6-8-1984, granting ad interim stay to the order dated 31-8-1983, the order passed subsequently on 31-8-1984 by the r.d.m.a. .....

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Jul 14 2016 (HC)

Mukund Education Society, through its Secretary Vaishali M. Walchale a ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... in the month of april 2016, when petitioners submitted compliance report and pointed out the recruitment made, denial of verification and indirectly denying their right to admit students to post graduation courses is an act not supported by the provisions of all india council for technical education act, 1987 (hereinafter referred to as 1987 act ) or then all india council for technical education (grant of approvals for technical institutions) regulations, 2012. 5. ..... commissioner and secretary to government higher education department, thiruvanathapuram, kerala state and another {(2000) 5 scc 231}, in view of section 10-a of 1987 act, the hon ble apex court has held that grant of approval for establishment of technical institutions is solely governed by the said act and council established thereunder is the only body authorized to grant it. ..... , which is entrusted with the power, particularly to allocate and disburse grants, to evolve suitable performance appraisal systems incorporating norms and mechanisms for maintaining accountability of the technical institutions, laying down norms and standards for courses, curricula, staff pattern, staff qualifications, assessment and examinations, fixing norms and guidelines for charging tuition fee and other fees, granting approval for starting new technical institutions or introducing new courses or programmes, etc. .....

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