Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government not to take forced action until September 20 against members of the Indian School Association of the implementation of AG August asking for school to reduce the cost of 10 percent for the current academic.
year.
Division of Judge R D Dhanuka and R I Chagla, on August 25, also asked the state government to submit a written statement in response to the petition submitted by the association that challenged GR.
Association members are a minority school that is not paid and without personal assistance and public charity trust, which runs such as those affiliated with Indian boards such as the Certificate of Indian secondary education council, International Council and International Council.
Petitioner’s adviser, Pravin Samdhani, argues that the provisions relating to the costs to be collected by educational institutions in the state have become part of the Act Maharashtra Education Act (Cost Regulation) Act, 2011.
Therefore, the government cannot publish it.
A GR because it is contrary to actions that are said to be exercising based on article 162 of the Constitution, which stipulates the extent to which the state executive power.
The GR was issued by the State School Ministry of Education quoted the Supreme Court in May this year where the Rajasthan government was asked to collect 15 percent lower annual costs instead of facilities not used by students.
A similar direction was issued by the APEX court to Maharashtra for cost reduction.
HC asked the government to submit a reply in two weeks and post this problem to hear further on September 20.
There is no coercive action against schools until September 20 with GR fees: Bombay HC told the Maharashtra Government
