Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2006(2)BomCR477; 2006(2)MhLj748
..... reported in 2005(ii) c.l.r. 966. the learned single judge, allowing the writ petition, set aside an order passed by the universities and college tribunal under the maharashtra universities act, 1991, rejecting an application moved by the college management urging to frame a preliminary issue in respect of fairness or otherwise of the enquiry ..... . rangaparia's case (supra) reported in 1988 mh.l.j. 530 in relation to the college tribunal functioning under the bombay university act. we proceed to consider the relevant provisions of the act and the rules to find out the status of the school tribunal and to consider the related issues.11. preamble of the meps ..... evidence before the presiding officer of the college tribunal constituted under the bombay university act. the learned single judge held that:analogy of section 11-a of the industrial disputes act could be invoked to substantiate the interpretation of section 42-d of the act. the only distinction sought to be drawn by shri deshmukh is that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2000(1)ALD711; 2000(1)ALT487
..... required for getting the passing marks in the mbbs examination. similarly, a higher standard of performance may be required for getting higher marks than in other universities. some universities may assess the students liberally with the result that the candidates with lesser knowledge may be able to secure passing marks in the mbbs examination while ..... the education and lead to frustration among the meritorious students thereby defeating the very objectives sought to be achieved by enacting prohibition of collection of capitation fee act (act 5 of 1983). further the very fact that some of the institutions made admissions in spite of the orders of this court dated 28-8-1999 ..... support of this. at this stage, it should be noted that a.p. state legislature passed a.p. private educational institutions grant-in-aid regulation act, 1988 (act 22 of 1988) to regulate the payment of grant-in-aid to private educational institutions in the state under section 3(1)(b). private educational institutions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(3)ALD490; 2001(3)ALT521
..... rightly approved the same and the state government has no say in the matter. it is submitted that after the enactment of 1986 act, 1983 act has lost its significance, that the university was entitled to adopt its own procedure and as the dnb was held to be equivalent to md/ms, the admission of the ..... of the parliament as per entry 66 of list i of schedule vii of the constitution of india. the act falls under the said entry. before 42nd (constitution) amendment act, 1976, education including technical education, medical education and universities, subject to the provisions of entries 63, 65 and 66 of list i, was the state subject ..... its observations to the central government for decision'. sub-section (1) of section 20 of the act empowers the medical council to prescribe standards of post-graduate medical education for the guidance of universities and advise the universities in the matter ofsecuring uniform standards for post-graduate medical education throughout the country. there is no .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(6)ALD829
..... cannot be equated with obtaining prior permission of the slate government for establishing a new medical college as required under the proviso to section 5(5) of the medical university act. ..... 24. in jaya gokul educational trust (supra), the apex court held: 'as already stated, in view of the judgment of this court in tamil nadu ..... applying the test laid down by this court, it must be held that the proviso to sub--section (5) of section 5 of the medical university act which was inserted by the state act requiring prior permission of the state government for establishing a college are repugnant to section 10a inserted in the indian medical council ..... to a b.ed, college which is not affiliated to university or whose course is not recognized by the concerned university. keeping thesematters in view and having regard to the provisions of the ncte act which are different from the medical council of india act, dental council act, ncte act we are convinced that regulation 5(e) of the regulations .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : [1976]38STC428(All)
..... co. ltd. v. sales tax officer a.i.r. 1965 all. 86 it was urged for the sales tax officer that the aligarh muslim university was a 'dealer' within the meaning of the u. p. sales tax act, inasmuch as it maintained dining halls, wherein it served food and refreshments to its resident-students. the argument was repelled, and it was held ..... the petitioner is a 'dealer', namely, whether it carries on the business of buying and selling goods within the meaning of section 2(c) of the u. p, sales tax act.14. in university of delhi v. ram nath [1963] 24 f.j.r. 509 (s.c.) while considering the question whether the ..... unreasonable to allow this work to lend its industrial colour to the principal activity of the university, which is imparting education. the work of promoting education is carried on by the university and its teachers, and if the teachers are excluded from the purview of the act, it would be unreasonable to regard the work of imparting education as industry only because its .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : 2000(4)AWC3257; (2001)1UPLBEC201
..... :'we are in agreement with the high court that in view of the provisions of stature 16.24 read with section 2 (18) of the u. p. state universities act, 1973, the principal who was in office could be re-employed till 30th june following his age of superannuation. in this view of the matter, the continuation of ..... decided by the supreme court and is reported in jt 2000 (8) sc 267.it would appear that the provisions contained tn section 2 (18) of the state universities act, 1973. were not brought to the notice of their lordships of the supreme court and, therefore, it was held that as a result of extension, the teacher concerned ..... statute 17.15 could be given to the principal of an affiliated college. section 2(18) of the state universities act. 1973, defines 'teacher' to mean, 'a person employed (for imparting instructions or guiding or conducting research in the university or in an institute or in a constituent, affiliated or associated college) and includes a principal or a director'. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : AIR1966Ori35; [1965(10)FLR313]
..... the plea that it was an industrial dispute and filed petitions under section 33c(2) of the industrial disputes act. their petitions were resisted by the university on the preliminary ground that the work carried on by the university was not an industry and so the two drivers' applications were incompetent. the matter went up to the ..... of its activities may not be industrial did not matter. the test of predominant activity was applied to the university of delhi. it was found that the predominant activity of the university was outside the purview of the act, because teaching and teachers connected with it do not come within its purview, and so, the minor ..... on by the subordinate staff which may fall within the purview of the act, cannot alter the predominant character of the institution. in delhi university v. ram nath air 1963 sc 1873, the services of two drivers of the university buses were terminated. the university found that running of the buses for convenience of girl students attending .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : (1967)IILLJ226P& H
..... university of delhi employs subordinate staff and this subordinate staff does the work assigned to it; ..... allow this work to lend its industrial colour to the principal activity of the university which is imparting education. the work of promoting education is carried on by the university and its teachers and if the teachers are excluded from the purview of the act, it would be unreasonable to regard the work of imparting education as industry ..... workman in sections 2(g), 2(j) and 2(s) of the said act, it would be legitimate to hold that the work of education carried on by educational institutions like the university of delhi is not an 'industry' within the meaning of this act. it was observed that:it is true that like all educational institutions the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1988SC481; JT1987(4)SC613; 1987(2)SCALE1273; (1988)1SCC258; [1998]2SCR244
..... selection is at two stages. the medical council prescribed a percentage of marks as the basic minimum to be obtained in the qualifying examination (conducted by the university) and qualified candidates only applied for admission. since the seats available are much less than the candidates seeking admission, a further selection becomes necessary to eliminate candidates ..... this aspect.4. the regulation referred to above is said to have been made in exercise of powers under section 33(j) of the indian medical council act, 1956.5. dr. singhvi for the appellants has very much relied upon the stand taken by the indian medical council in support of the claim of ..... general pool; lowering of the qualifying percentage of marks prejudices the candidates in the general category, who would have got the benefit of thenote is an arbitrary act and cannot be sustained.(2)the prospectus contained an offer and after the candidates have appeared in the examination on the basis of such offer and representation, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : [2001(89)FLR432]; JT2001(3)SC601; (2001)10SCC608
..... as well as the division bench of the high court came to hold that in view of sub-section (10) of section 58 of the bihar state university act, the order of the vice-chancellor is unassailable and as such the writ petition stood dismissed.2. mr. rajnish ranjan, the learned counsel appearing for the appellant ..... the vice chancellor dated 10.12.1996, the service commission has not approved of his appointment as reader. in the meantime, section 58 of the bihar state university act was amended by insertion of sub-section (10) therein in the year 1993 and under the said sub-section, no appointment would continue for a period exceeding ..... promotion of lecturers as readers'. under the provision of that scheme the appointment could be made by the syndicate in accordance with the recommendation of the bihar state university service commission (for short 'the service commission') and such appointment would continue on temporary basis until the service commission's final opinion is given. the appointment .....
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