Nagpur: Come to save a poor girl who scored 85% in STD X, the Nagpur bench from the High Court directing the famous school group to immediately release the transfer certificate (TC) and the original Marksheet.
According to the Petitioner, the documents have been detained as his father, a careless person, has failed to pay a fee due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
While allowing a request for a 15-year-old girl to appear through her father Babarao Bagde, a division bench consisting of Judge Sunil Shukre and Anil Kior further asked school in Hiwri Nagar to give a 40% discount at a cost.
The bench, however, asked the girl’s father to deposit RS11,000 as the first installment of the cost and offered him the facility to pay the remaining amount in six months from the date of assessment.
“School management will provide appropriate discounts to the applicant at the amount owed from the costs paid by it.
This discount, in our view, may not be less than 40% of unpaid costs, as a special case.
Considering special facts and conditions for This case, this concession will not be treated as a precedent for future cases, “the bench was clarified.
Petitioner Sharvari Bagde has knocked the door of HC through his advice Gauri Venkattraman who informed that his school refused to hand over TC and his marksheet “in the field so he failed to pay fees”.
According to Venkattraman, management also stopped the online class for the same reason.
The girl was forced to study alone, because she was unable to pay tuition fees because of her family’s financial condition that deteriorated after the pandemic hit, according to the petition.
The girl managed to secure an impressive 85% at the CBSE Central Education Council (CBSE) of the STD exam and secured a chair at a well-junior college through a general acceptance process (CAP).
Even though he was given a temporary reception, a junior college asked him to hand over TC and original markers immediately.
Sharvari argued that his father had played flutes in marriage to make a living but because of the pandemic Covid-19, his income stopped because of the limitation subject to function.
He showed that even though they faced severe financial constraints, his 52-year-old father would be able to pay balance fees if given a while for it.
His father also offered to pay RS11,000 as the first installment and the remainder in six months.
He asked to adjust RS18,000, taken as a deposit by school during the reception of his daughter at STD I, opposed the incredible costs.
School management convinces the court that after receiving the first installment, it will release TC, but the marker sheet will be issued after receiving it from CBSE.
Also agreed to give a suitable discount to the applicant given the fact that his father was ‘artiste flute’.