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Bal Niketan Nursery School Vs. Kesari Prasad

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1987SC1970; JT1987(3)SC93; 1987(3)KarLJ75; 1987(2)SCALE67; (1987)3SCC587; [1987]3SCR510; 1987(2)LC501(SC)

..... education act and as such the appellant's status as a recognised institution ..... basic education act, the appellant school has been granted recognition as a recognised institution and by reason of such recognition the ..... basic education act and even if the sale deed pertaining to the land and super-structures has been obtained in the name of the school, it is only the registered society which can lawfully institute suits on behalf of the school or defend actions against it and that clause (14) of the constitution of the society has overriding effect, and hence ..... education act, 1972 it has juristic status and furthermore it is the registered owner of the suit property, having obtained the sale deed in its own name and over and above all these the suit had been instituted ..... mahabir prasad, air 1936 oudh 275 it was held that where a person prohibited from dealing in actionable claim under section 136 transfer of property act obtained an assignment of a bond through a bona fide mistake and instituted a suit on the basis of the same, the provisions of order 1 rule 10 would apply and the assignor can be substituted in place of ..... including the respondent herein raised only two defences in the suit, namely, that the appellant school is not a recognised educational institution so as to be entitled to the benefit of section 2(1)(b) of the rent act and secondly, that the notice of termination of tenancy was not a valid notice because it had not been issued by an institution having juristic status.4. .....

Guru Harkishan Public School Through Its Managing Vs. Director of Edu ...

Court : Delhi

..... under the scheme of the delhi school education act, 1973, unmindful of its impact on article 30 (1) of the constitution of india which guarantees to all minorities the right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice, the legislature was of the view that sections 8 to section 11 of the delhi school education act, 1973 should not be made applicable to unaided minority schools and thus section 12 was enacted in the statute. ..... since the petitioner before the supreme court had sought a declaration that section 12 of the delhi school education act, 1973 be declared unconstitutional being violative of articles 14, 21 and 23 of the constitution, the supreme court held that the provisions embodied in sections 8 to 11 of the delhi school education act, 1973 had to be measured alongside the fundamental right guaranteed by article 30(1) of the constitution to minorities in india. ..... said three decisions of the supreme court are wholly unrelated to interpreting rule 121 of the delhi school education rules, 1973 and subsection 3 of section 8 of the delhi school education act, 1973, in the context of the question : whether the delhi school tribunal has the power to decide what pay and allowances need to be paid to an employee of a recognized school who is reinstated in service pertaining to the period interregnum .....

V.S. Rahi Vs. the Lt. Governor and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003IIIAD(Delhi)448; 109(2004)DLT644; 2004(3)SLJ65(Delhi); 2003(6)SLR702

..... the petitioner was that in terms of section 10(1) of the delhi school education act, the employees of recognised private schools were entitled to the same pay and allowances, medical facilities, pension, gratuity, provident fund, etc. ..... pension according to pay drawn by them at the time of resignation or retirement and, accordingly, the respondents in that case were directed to pay pension and other allowances payable to the petitioner at par with other educational institutions on the basis of the last pay drawn. ..... capital territory of delhi and others (supra), the court was concerned with the writ petition filed by certain employees of a minority institution wherein they had claimed that they should be paid the same pay and allowances and other benefits, as were being paid to other aided and recognised educational institutions. ..... other educational institutions. 4 ..... gas commission (supra), it was held by the supreme court that the scheme for contributory provident fund by way of retiral benefit, envisaged by the provident fund act was in the nature of substitution for old age pension because it was felt that in the prevailing conditions in india, the institution of a pension scheme could not be visualised in the near future. ..... that if the employees willingly participate in an alternative scheme of contributory provident fund and did not insist for the enforcement of pension scheme, a direction to pay pension for which no provision was made by the institution, would affect its resources. .....

The Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee Vs. Jitendra Nath Chatterjee and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1991)2CALLT201(HC),95CWN754

..... although the west bengal (rural) primary education act 1930 has been repealed, the rules framed under section 66(2) of the said act with amendments and substitution are yet in ..... , only the question of recognition of such school can be considered in accordance with the provisions of section 60(1)(i) of the west bengal primary education act, 1973 which has come into force after repeal of the west bengal (rural) primary education act, 1930. ..... may be mentioned that now the district education board has been substituted by primary school council and it is the duty of such primary school council to consider the question of grant of recognition to primary schools in exercise of the power under section 60( 1) (i) of the west bengal primary education act, 19731, which is as follows:'section 60. ..... was brought to our notice that the aforesaid rule 3d was substituted by another rule 3d by a notification dated 11th september, 1980 issued in exercise of the power under sub-section (2) of section 66 of the bengal (rural) primary education act, 1930. ..... have been framed in exercise of the power under sub-section (2) of section 66 of the bengal (rural) primary education act, 1930. ..... the learned judge after hearing the counsel for the parties has directed the director of the school education, west bengal primary branch, and other respondents to the writ application to accord approval to the school with effect from 1st january, 1991 and to appoint the organiser teachers and to approve the appointment of .....

Dinesh Bahadur Singh Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2004(4)AWC2945

..... education act, 1921, may be appointment as teacher in trained graduate's grade in accordance with the regulations made under subsection ..... recommendation of the board) :provided that in respect of retrenched employees the provisions of section 16ee of the intermediate education act, 1921, shall mutatis mutandis apply :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 subsection (2) of section 16g of the intermediate education act, 1921 :provided also that the dependent of a teacher or other employee of an institution dying in harness who possesses the qualifications prescribed under the intermediate .....

Sree Krishna Chaitanya Degree College, Rep by Correspondent, Sri R.V. ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(5)ALD717; 2004(6)ALT354

..... (2) the government may give directions to any educational institution or tutorial institution as to the giving effect to any of the provisions contained in this act or of any rules or orders made thereunder and the manager or owner, as the case may be, of such institution shall comply with every such direction.section 92 of the education act confers plenary power on the government (i) to direct the director or the district educational officer to make an enquiry or to take appropriate proceedings under the act in respect of any matter specified in the ..... for a period of five years, subject to the fulfilment of the following conditions -(1) that the institution has pucca buildings of its own with the prescribed facilities like furniture, library, laboratory, play ground etc;(2) that the educational agency fulfilled all the conditions prescribed for granting temporary recognition/affiliation;(3) that the educational agency has implemented all the instructions issued by the competent authorities in all matters;(4) that the ..... religious feelings of any class of citizens of india or insulting the religion or the religious beliefs of that class;(6) that the educational agency has not refused for constituting the institution as a centre for conducting the government examinations like andhra pradesh public service commission, etc;(7) that the educational agency has appointed the staff following the procedure prescribed by the government, from time to time, and got the appointments approved by .....

Committee of Management, M.A.H. Inter College and anr. Vs. District In ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002(3)AWC2221; (2002)2UPLBEC1742

..... submitted that the state government is empowered under section 9(4) of the intermediate education act to frame regulations, that regulations can be framed for prescribing conditions of service under section 16g of the act, that appointment is also a condition of service which the state government could regulate and the proviso to regulation 103 was repealed to bring about uniformity in the matter of conditions of service amongst all recognised aided institutions, whether run by the minority or majority ..... to section 16(2) is, therefore, also inapplicable ; the result being that no exception to the ordinary manner of appointment of teachers provided under section 16e read with section 16ff of the intermediate education act is contemplated for minority institutions. ..... of the proviso was that minority institutions continued to enjoy free hand subject to the regulatory provisions of section 16ff of the intermediate education act in the matter of appointments. ..... regulations 103 to 107 were originally introduced, there was no specific provision under the intermediate education act or the regulations exempting minority institutions from their application. ..... of the proviso, as we may call, it brings about serious repercussion upon the rights of aided recognised minority institutions governed by the intermediate education act in making appointment of l.t. ..... bihar, 1988 (1) scc 206, it was held that a minority institution cannot override industrial laws and considerations of law and order, etc. .....

Anand NaraIn Singh Vs. U.P. Secondary Education Service, Selection Boa ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (2001)2UPLBEC959

..... appointment of a teacher, shall, on or after the date of commencement of the uttar pradesh secondary education services commission and selection boards (amendment) act, 1992, be made by the management only on the recommendation of the board :provided that in respect of retrenched employees, the provisions of section 16-ee of the intermediate education act, 1921 shall mutatis mutandis apply :provided further that the appointment of a teacher by transfer from one institution of another, may be made in accordance with the regulations made under clause (c) of sub ..... basis against a substantive vacancy in accordance with section 18, who possesses the qualifications prescribed under, or is exempted from such qualifications in accordance with the provisions of the intermediate education act, 1921, shall, with effect from the date of commencement of the uttar pradesh secondary education services commission and selection boards (amendment) act, 1991 be deemed to have been appointed in a substantive capacity provide such teacher has been continuously serving the institution from the date of such ad hoc ..... the state government also framed some rules in 1983, which are not relevant as present impugned selections have been held under the u.p. ..... has held :'both the hindi version as also the english translation of a bill or act etc. ..... language to be used in the supreme court and in the high courts and for acts,- bill, etc. ..... bills rules etc. .....

S. Dayal and anr. Vs. Ambalal Kuberdas Patel

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1975Guj194

..... were immediately before april 1, 1963, applicable to them while they were in the service of the dissolved school board under the specific clause (4) in the government order under section 155 (2), and their further guarantee is by reason of the continuance of the provisions of the primary education act so far as these servants are concerned, even after they are statutorily transferred on the dissolution of the board with the transfer of the school board's functions to the district ..... shah further ignores the whole object of the primary education act which is to retain the control of the state government in the matter of primary education and therefore even when the state government had opportunity to amend the primary education act while implementing section 155 by issuing order under section 155 (2) it did not destroy the post of administrative officer nor made any change in the language of section 21 (2) by changing his status of a government servant to the status of a panchayat employee. ..... that had jurisdiction to take disciplinary action under the gujarat panchayat service (discipline and appeal) rules, 1964, hereinafter referred to as 'the rule';(2) that the scheme of sections 131, 142, 143, 155, 203, 206 and 207 make it clear that the present scheme overrides section 24 of the bombay primary education act, 1947, hereinafter referred to as the 'primary education act', and in any event, there is clear legislative intent that there is implied repeal of s. .....

Md. Abdur Raquib and Another Vs. Secretary, West Bengal Madrasah Educa ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1994Cal122

..... the statutory law relating to primary education in bengal actually started with the bengal (rural) primary education act, 1930 and thereafter the west bengal urban primary education act, 1963 and then the west bengal (rural) primary education (temporary provisions) act, 1969 and finally it rests with the west bengal primary eduction act, 1973 with rules and regulations made thereunder. ..... the certificates of primary, secondary, higher secondary and university degrees have the strength of legislative statutes but this institution which is under discussion has no such legislative sanction to grant certificates or diplomas and has no statutory force or legal authority which could come to its rescue. ..... it must be made clear here that this memo of 21st february, 1983 by the director of secondary education to the secretary of the board appears to be of no value because it is not the board who would arrange the sum of rupees 80,000/- annually but it is for the state government to taking necessary action on the recommendation of the director of secon-dary education and the expenses would have to be borne by the government and not by the board. ..... it is well known that the; madrasah education board confers the degrees of alim, fazil, mumtazul nuhad-disin, etc. ..... which are equivalent to secondary examination, graduation and master de-grees, etc. ..... etc. .....