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C. Stephenson Roobasingh, Manager and Correspondent, Ebenezer Teachers ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1993)2MLJ311

..... , holding several provisions of the tamil nadu private schools (regulation) act and rules inapplicable to minority institutions which necessitated the amendment of rules by the government for governing the minority schools vis-a-vis grant of recognition and aid. ..... while taking note of the fact that since 1982 there has been a rush of unauthorised educational institutions in andhra pradesh and in particular, teachers' training institutes run by private managements, the court rejected the contentions of the petitioners that after the passing of the andhra pradesh education act, 1982 and before the framing of the statutory rules the government had no power to deny permission and recognition to such institutes. ..... while rejecting the contention that the petitioner before it had lost its minority character on being affiliated to the delhi university, the court observed:in the first place, it may be stated that the state or any instrumentality of the state cannot deprive the character of the institution, founded by a minority community by compulsory affiliation since article 30(1) is a special right to minorities to establish educational institutions of the choice. .....

M. Dinakaran Vs. the Director of School Education (Elementary Schools) ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1999)2MLJ488

..... as has already been pointed out, the school, though a minority school, gets the grants of the government and is required to be recognised by the provisions of the tamil nadu recognised private schools (regulation) act, 1973. ..... the goodshepherd school, the copy of this order was not sent to the headmaster of the goodshepherd school, with the result the petitioner was not allowed to join at that school at all, the petitioner has asserted in paragraph 9 of his affidavit that though he was directed to join the goodshepherd elementary school on or before 12.7.1985, the said transfer order was never sent to the headmaster of the goodshepherd elementary school and in spite of his repeated requests, the 4th respondent deliberately failed to send the order to the good shepherd elementary school, with the ..... jawala devi vidya mandhir : air1981sc122 , and more particularly the observations therein to the following effect:the regulations of the university or the provisions of the education code framed by the state government may be applicable to respondent 1 and if the provisions thereof are violated by respondent 1, the university may be entitled to disaffiliate the institution and the government may perhaps be entitled to withdraw the educational grant payable to the institution. ..... karunakar : (1994)illj162sc , where the apex court has pointed to the basic principles of natural justice which are to be followed in a departmental enquiry. .....

Srimanta Kumar Mondal and ors. Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1999)1CALLT63(HC),1998(2)CHN276

..... the state, however, enacted the west bengal primary education act, 1973 to make better provision for the development, expansion, management and control of primary education with a view to making it universal, free and compulsory. ..... : provided that until such primary school council is established such officers and other persons shall be deemed to be employed by the ad-hoc committee appointed under section 93 in relation to the district (3) all primary schools recognised under the bengal (rural) primary education act, 1930 or the west bengal urban primary education act, 1963, shall be deemed to have been recognised under this act until the expiration of the period of recognition subject, however, to the power of the primary school council having jurisdiction to withdraw recognition in accordance with ..... ratan bihari de reported in cal lt 1994(1) sc 8 : (1993 lab 1c 2199), it was held :-- 'in this context, it may be remembered that the power of the state of specify a date with effect from which the regulations framed, or amended, as the case may be, shall come into force is unquestioned. ..... under the scheme, elementary educationhad been divided into two categories, viz. .....

K.Venkatesh Prabhu, Vs. 1.The Joint Director [Higher Secondary],

Court : Chennai

..... as held by the division bench of this court in the above referred decision and the school committee having been vested with the power to select and appoint teachers and other persons employed in private school under section 18 of the tamil nadu recognised private schools (regulation) act, 1973, which is also constituted under section 12 of the act, the school committee shall consider all the aspects while exercising its powers during selection of the headmaster of the school in terms of rule 15(4) read with 15(6).17. ..... the district elementary educational officer, virudhunagar district reported in 2012 (1) cwc224 relied on by the counsel for the 4th respondent, this court has held as under: ".9. ..... , though she had appeared for the examination in the month of may, 1993, since the results of the examination were not declared till march, 1994. ..... (b) while giving promotion, merit and ability are bound to be considered by the school committee in accordance with rule 15(4) of the rules, as per the division bench judgment of this court reported in 1994 (1) mlj130(d.jeyaselvi v. ..... , on 2.2.1994, it is an admitted position that the appellant did not have the necessary qualification of b.ed. ..... (a) the said position is explained in the division bench judgment of this court reported in (1994) 1 mlj130(jeyaselvi v. ..... admittedly, the appellant did not have that qualification on 2.2.1994, inasmuch as she was not qualified successfully in her b.ed. ..... spain (1994) 19 ehrr553 at 562 para 29 and anya vs. .....

J. Jayalalitha and Others Vs. State, By the Superintendent of Police, ...

Court : Karnataka

..... chennai and other places, a.1 being the chief minister of tamil nadu and a public servant, and a2, a3 and a4, were parties to a criminal conspiracy, having agreed among themselves to commit the offence of possession by a1 of pecuniary resources and properties in her name and in the names of a2, a3 and a4 and the firms floated by them, which were disproportionate to the known sources of income of a1 and for which she has failed to account and a2, a3 and a4 abetting a1, in the commission of the said acts by agreeing to hold the properties in their names on behalf ..... some fault of the auditor, the return was not filed, but in respect of the assessment year 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97 returns were filed by a-1 as per ex.p.2173, 2175, 2176 and the agricultural income declared therein has been accepted by the income tax authorities by force of the order of the appellate tribunal in ex.d.64 and hence this court is required to accept the findings of the tribunal holding that the total agricultural income derived by a-1 from the grape garden at jeedi metla, hyderabad during the check period is ..... of publication whartons law lexicon (fifteenth edition) (page no.971): - lawful: the natural meaning in a statute of the words it shall be lawful is permissive only, but if the words are used to effectuate a legal right, they are compulsory; - lawful, legal - what is legal is lawful. ..... during the cross-examination, he has deposed that if they asked for his educational qualification it is not related to .....

All India Medical and Engineering Colleges Association (Reg. No. 128/2 ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2004)4MLJ1

..... in this connection, reference can be made to the provisions contained in tamil nadu backward classes, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (reservation of seats in educational institutions and of appointments or posts in the services under the state) act, 1993 (act no.45 of 1994), hereinafter referred to as the act. ..... the directions issued by the permanent committee are mainly on the basis of the provisions contained in the tamil nadu act 45 of 1994 and the g.os. ..... in the light of above direction, the government of tamil nadu established a permanent committee under the chairmanship of a retired judge of this court in g.o.ms.no.69, higher education (j2) department, dated 19.3.2004. ..... pursuant to the direction given (in islamic academy's case), tamil nadu government passed g.o.ms.69, higher education (j2) department, dated 19.3.2004, whereby the committee has been constituted. ..... we have heard the learned advocate general on behalf of the government of tamil nadu and the permanent committee and dr.rajeev dhavan, senior counsel for the consortium of professional arts & science colleges in tamil nadu and the forum of tamil nadu minority self financing colleges. ..... the fixing of a rigid fee structure, dictating the formation and composition of a governing body, compulsory nomination of teachers and staff for appointment or nominating students for admissions would be unacceptable restrictions. .....

Sri.hanumantharayappa V Vs. The Principal Secretary

Court : Karnataka

..... as is evident from the scheme itself, the object of the scheme appears to be to 65 compulsorily enrol children in schools for elementary and primary education in the remote areas to achieve the goals as set by the government while enacting the himachal pradesh compulsory primary education act, 1997 with a view to achieve the target of 100% enrolment to children. ..... when it is the plea of the state that in view of the hard topography/tribal areas in the state, large number of vacancies were there even in single teacher schools and to achieve the object of the himachal pradesh primary education act, 1997 such steps were taken, there is no reason to disbelieve the same, more so, in absence of any affidavit by way of rejoinder by the writ petitioners before 66 the high court controverting the allegations in the reply filed on behalf of the state.12. ..... though the petitioners entered services as temporary employees in the year 1994, their services came to be regularised on 11.04.2008 as per annexure f. ..... the contention of learned counsel for the petitioners that they are entitled for regularisation with effect from their initial entry into service in the year 1994 is not acceptable to me. ..... 08.1990g p g u / u v v z 01.07.1984g a az v 01.07.1984g av g 10 ai t u z i g 296 p g g z s av z 1994 g p u vz . .....

Komala M Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... as is evident from the scheme itself, the object of the scheme appears to be to 65 compulsorily enrol children in schools for elementary and primary education in the remote areas to achieve the goals as set by the government while enacting the himachal pradesh compulsory primary education act, 1997 with a view to achieve the target of 100% enrolment to children. ..... when it is the plea of the state that in view of the hard topography/tribal areas in the state, large number of vacancies were there even in single teacher schools and to achieve the object of the himachal pradesh primary education act, 1997 such steps were taken, there is no reason to disbelieve the same, more so, in absence of any affidavit by way of rejoinder by the writ petitioners before 66 the high court controverting the allegations in the reply filed on behalf of the state.12. ..... though the petitioners entered services as temporary employees in the year 1994, their services came to be regularised on 11.04.2008 as per annexure f. ..... the contention of learned counsel for the petitioners that they are entitled for regularisation with effect from their initial entry into service in the year 1994 is not acceptable to me. ..... 08.1990g p g u / u v v z 01.07.1984g a az v 01.07.1984g av g 10 ai t u z i g 296 p g g z s av z 1994 g p u vz . .....

Sri Anjalappa N Vs. The Principal Secretary

Court : Karnataka

..... as is evident from the scheme itself, the object of the scheme appears to be to 65 compulsorily enrol children in schools for elementary and primary education in the remote areas to achieve the goals as set by the government while enacting the himachal pradesh compulsory primary education act, 1997 with a view to achieve the target of 100% enrolment to children. ..... when it is the plea of the state that in view of the hard topography/tribal areas in the state, large number of vacancies were there even in single teacher schools and to achieve the object of the himachal pradesh primary education act, 1997 such steps were taken, there is no reason to disbelieve the same, more so, in absence of any affidavit by way of rejoinder by the writ petitioners before 66 the high court controverting the allegations in the reply filed on behalf of the state.12. ..... though the petitioners entered services as temporary employees in the year 1994, their services came to be regularised on 11.04.2008 as per annexure f. ..... the contention of learned counsel for the petitioners that they are entitled for regularisation with effect from their initial entry into service in the year 1994 is not acceptable to me. ..... 08.1990g p g u / u v v z 01.07.1984g a az v 01.07.1984g av g 10 ai t u z i g 296 p g g z s av z 1994 g p u vz . .....

A.Pavadai Vs. Revenue Divisional Officer

Court : Chennai

..... further, in this state there is also the tamil nadu compulsory education act, while will punish parents if they do not send their children to schools.29. ..... it is pertinent to note that the occurrence said to have taken place on 22.12.2003 at 12.40 p.m as per the counter filed by the fourth respondent/district elementary educational officer and as such, it is crystal clear that the occurrence said to have taken place only during the course of lunch interval and even the lunch time was not over. ..... state of tamil nadu reported in 2009 (i) ctc434 father of one sathish @ sathishkumar, aged 10 years and student of a panchayat union elementary school in standard 5, filed a writ of mandamus, directing the state government to pay compensation of rs.6,00,000/-, for the death of his son, due to the fall of a compound wall of the school. ..... it is curious to note that only the fifth respondent stated, as per its counter, that some enquiry was conducted by the fourth respondent, namely, district elementary educational officer, in the month of january 2006 but the outcome of the enquiry is not known and the fourth respondent, namely, district elementary educational officer, has not whispered a word about the so called enquiry conducted by him, in his counter. ..... the sixth and seventh respondents being the 'educational agency' of the sri rama elementary school, seihur are directed to pay rs.50,000/- to each of the petitioners. .....