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Rajbala and Ors. Vs. State of Haryana and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... one twelfth shall be elected by electorates consisting of persons who have been for at least three years engaged in teaching in such educational institutions within the state, not lower in standard than that of a secondary school, as may be prescribed by or under any law made by parliament; (d) as nearly as may be, one third shall be ..... the decision of the high court which upheld the provisions of sections 5(10)(b), 11(1) and 12(3) of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging house rates control act, 1947 pertaining to standard rent in petitions where the constitutional validity of those provisions was challenged on the ground of the same being arbitrary, unreasonable and consequently ultra vires article 14 of the constitution, has come to the conclusion that the ..... other property belonging to, or vested in, gram panchayat, panchayat samiti or zila parishad and does not handover the same in pursuance of a general or special order of the prescribed authority within the time specified in the order; or (q) x x x (r) admits the claim against gram panchayat without proper authorization in this regard; (s) furnishes a false caste certificate at the time ..... controlling the temporary will of a majority by a permanent and paramount law settled by the deliberate wisdom of the nation that one can join a safe and solid ground for the ..... the decision of the madras high court striking down the tamil nadu acquisition of land for harijan welfare schemes acts 1978 as violative of articles 14, 19 and 300a of the .....

Sk. Md. Rafique Vs. Managing Committee, Contai Rahamania High Madrasah ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... xaviers college case clearly shows that seven out of nine judges held that the provisions contained in clause (b) of sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 51-a of the act were not applicable to an educational institution established and managed by religious or linguistic minority as they interfere with the disciplinary control of the management over the staff of its educational institutions. ..... by majority sections 33-a, 40, 41, 51-a(1)(b), 51-a(2)(b) and 52-a of the gujarat university act, 1949 as amended do not apply to institutions established and administered by linguistic and religious minorities. 23. ..... the issue arose in the context whether recommendations of the west bengal school service commission as regards appointments of teachers against permanent or temporary vacancies could be validly issued in so far as a minority educational institution was concerned. ..... it does not say that, when for instance the madras people come to bombay, the bombay government shall be required by law to finance any project of giving education either in tamil language or in andhra language or any other language. ..... an educational institution would consist of: (1) the managing body of the institution, (2) teaching staff, (3) non-teaching staff, (4) students; and (5) property of various kinds. ..... state of gujarat and another5 the applicability of some of the provisions of the gujarat university act, 1949 to a college run by a minority was in issue before a bench of nine judges of this court. .....

Vasavi College of Engineering, Rep. by Its Honorary Secretary Vs. A. S ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1991(3)ALT335

..... recognised private educational institutions (control) act (act 11 of 1975) which required the management to obtain prior approval of the competent authority if retrenchment of a teacher is rendered necessary by any order of the government relating to education or courts of instruction or any other matter. ..... it may also be seen that the order of appointment, though temporary in nature, did not contain a condition that such temporary appointment was terminable, if the petitioner was not selected for regular appointment in the absence of such a condition, and if no regular appointment was made to the post which the petitioner was holding, his temporary appointment would continue until validly terminated. ..... section 28 imposes restriction on alienation of property of private institutions and section 31 deals with inspection of educational institutions. ..... section 27 obligates the manager to hand over properties, records, etc. .....

State of T.N. and anr. Vs. Adhiyaman Educational and Research Institut ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT1995(3)SC136; 1995(2)SCALE401; (1995)4SCC104; (1995)2UPLBEC937

..... for starting new technical institutions or introducing new courses or programmes, to lay down norms or granting autonomy to technical institutions, providing guidelines for admission of students, inspecting or causing to inspect colleges, for withholding or discontinuing of grants in respect of courses and programmes, declaring institutions at various levels and types fit to receive grants, advising the commission constituted under the act for declaring technical educational institutions as deemed universities, setting ..... the commencement of the constitution within the meaning of article 372 of the constitution, as the madras university act, 1923, on the enactment of the present central act, the provisions of the said law if repugnant to the provisions of the central act would stand impliedly repealed to the ..... 18 which was mentioned in the university's letter dated 21st november, 1987 while granting initial temporary affiliation was beyond the jurisdiction of the university since after the coming into operation of the central act, the concurrence of the then council [the predecessor of the present council] which was a non-statutory body and which ceased to ..... bench of this court was called upon to decide whether the university was authorised under the gujarat university act, 1949 to prescribe gujarathi or hindi or both as exclusive medium or media of instruction or for examination and whether the legislation authorising the university to impose such me.dia was constitutionally valid in .....

Rajesh Dwivedi Vs. State and ors

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... imparting education because education is sovereign function of the state, therefore, as per the principles laid down in uma devi's case the hon'ble supreme court has not precluded the state government from making temporary, daily-wage and contract appointments and emphasis is laid down in uma devi's case, therefore, the petitioner cannot raise any voice with regard to grant of bonus marks allowed by the state government for employees working in the schemes and projects of the education department and educational institutions as per rule 25 of the ..... government clearly speaks that due to so called schemes the respondent state completely destroyed the elementary and middle education system and, later on, when the act of 2009 was enacted by the central government known as the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009, issued process of selection in the year 2011 while incorporating the qualification prescribed by the ncte for the posts of teacher grade-iii (level i and level ii); and, now, for providing special benefit of 21 absorption of those employees who were appointed .....

Self-financing Rural Engineering College Managements Association and o ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2005(5)ALT547

..... 66 of list i to which the legislative source is traced for the aicte act deals with the general power of the parliament for coordination, determination of standards in institutions for higher educational or research and scientific and technical educational institutions and entry 65 deals with the union agencies and institutions for professional, vocational and technical training, including the training of police officers, etc ..... (4) on and from the commencement of the andhra pradesh education (amendment) act, 1987, no educational institution shall be established except in accordance with the provisions of the act and any person who contravenes the provisions of this section or who after the permission granted to him under this section having been cancelled continues to run such institution shall be punished with simple imprisonment which shall not be less than six months but which may extent to three years and with fine which shall not be ..... location and failure to provide adequate transport facilities,(7) fee structure,(8) delayed/deferred admissions,(9) frequent change of location of the college,(10) location of the college in temporary accommodation and failure to shift to permanent accommodation, even in spite of directives in this regard from aicte, and(11) involvement of certain college managements in irregularities, malpractices, and fraudulent activities either in obtaining approvals, or in the administration of the college or in the course of conduct of examinations.'26. mr. .....

J.B. Education Society, Banjara Hills, Hyd. Vs. Govt. of A.P. and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(1)ALD639

..... to the central act and the madras university act, the supreme court held that in case of institutions imparting technical education, it is not the university, act and the university, but it is the central act and the council created under it which will have the jurisdiction to that extent after coming into operation of the central act the provisions of the university act, ..... the primary object of the central act, as discussed earlier, is to provide for the establishment of an all india council for technical education with a view, among others, to plan and coordinate the development of technical education system throughout the country and to promote the qualitative improvement of such education and to regulate and property maintain the norms and standards in the technical education system which is a subject within the exclusive legislative field of the central government as is clear from entry 66 of the union list in the ..... establishment of educational institutions, their administration and control section 18 confers powers on the state government to provide adequate facilities for imparting general, technical, special and teacher education in the state by either itself establishing and maintaining educational institutions and/or permitting any local authority or a private body of persons to establish educational institutions and maintain them according to such specifications as may be prescribed by the state government ..... the trust applied to the university for affiliation and temporary .....

Christian Medical College Vellore and ors Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... under the existing act; (c) to provide for the temporary recognition of medical qualifi-cations granted by medical institutions in countries outside india with which no scheme of reciprocity exists in cases where the medical practitioners concerned are attached for the time being to any medical institution in india for the purpose of teaching or research or for any charitable objects; (d) to provide for the formation of a committee of post- graduate medical education for the purpose of assisting the ..... the mci, which is a creature of statute, cannot travel beyond the powers vested in it by the statute and its attempt to regulate and control the manner in which admissions are to be undertaken in these institutions, by introducing a single entrance examination, goes against the very grain of the fundamental rights vested in the religious and linguistic minorities to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice and to impart their religious values therein, so long as the same was not against the peace and security of ..... that the two notifications both dated 21st december, 2010, incorporating amendments in the regulations on graduate medical education, 1997 and the post-graduate medical education regulations, 2000, and introducing a single national eligibility-cum- entrance test (neet) for admission to the mbbs course and the post-graduate course in each academic year throughout the country, had been challenged by the petitioners before the madras high court .....

Kunwar Bhopal Singh and ors. Vs. Sheoraj Singh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1973All70

..... but it is always difficult to balance all these considerations on the facts and circumstances of each case, especially in suits for gaining control of the management and administration of educational institutions where the personal interest of the parties in some tangible property does not come up for adjudication before the court and at the same time the interest of many other persons not party to the suit are vitally affected. ..... i have on previous occasions in case of this nature given expression to an opinion that a strict adherence to the settled principles for grant of interim injunction some times may not in the matters of management of educational institutions meet the requirements of the situation. ..... lal seems to be an indirect victim of these factional fights which fact is borne out by the intervention of the district inspector of schools and the protest by the students.it is no doubt the law that before a plaintiff is entitled to a temporary injunction he should establish a prima facie case, the irreparable injury apprehended and the balance of convenience in his favour. ..... i think he should continue effectively to remain in the office of the principal and administer the institution as a principal confined to his duties under the intermediate education act and the regulations made thereunder. ..... lal, if the district inspector of schools so desires, will act as the secretary of the advisory committee.6. .....

Marwari Sabha Pilakhwa Vs. Sri Kanhaya Lal and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1973All298

..... the second plaintiff, if he is in effective control as asserted by him does not need any interim protection as the authorities under the intermediate education act and the regulations are bound to deal with him, but if the authorities that be, are satisfied that it is the newly elected office-bearers who are in effective control and deal with them, this court ought not to interfere as the educational authorities are not parties to this suit and that will also be one of the reasons that the court should not grant an interim ..... code against a revisional order passed by the additional district judge, meerut, refusing the grant of a temporary injunction restraining the defendants opposite parties from interfering with the functioning of bhagwat prasad as the manager of the marwari intermediate college run by the marwari sabha pilakhwa pending their suit for a permanent injunction in the court of the munsif ghazia-bad.2. ..... the learned munsif on 15-5-1971, the day on which the suit was instituted, passed an ex parte order to the effect that in the meantime the parties shall maintain status quo in respect of the management. ..... the second plaintiff in this suit is not seeking vindication of any of his personal rights to any tangible property which will be harmed unless the court steps in to protect bhagwat prasad against that injury. .....