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Documents citing Government Of Andhra Pradesh And Anr. vs J.B. Educational Society, Hyderabad ... on 28 April, 1998

Lavu Educational Society, Guntur vs Government Of Andhra Pradesh, ... on 14 June, 1999

25. However, the learned GP submits that the approval granted by the Council was only for the academic year 1998-99 and the same has expired. Therefore, no relief can be granted. The Division Bench was faced with the similar situation in J.B. Educational Society's case (supra). The Divisional Bench directed the Council to renew the approval for the current year and further directed the State Government to consider the grant of permission after the Council renews its approval. Therefore, simitar directions are necessary in the instant case also. Accordingly, the Council-4th respondent is directed to renew the approval for the academic year 1999-2000. But, however, the further question that falls for consideration is whether a positive direction could be issued for grant of permission. In normal circumstances, this could have directed the Government to consider the matter for grant of permission under Section 20 of the Act. Admittedly, the State Government has rejected the permission on the ground of distance and lack of certain facilities and by necessary implication it has to be construed that the Government was satisfied in respect of other matters for grant of permission. In the case dealt with by the Division Bench, the application was rejected on the ground that no college could be permitted to be established in covered revenue divisions thereby the other issues were not considered by the Government. Therefore, direction was granted to State Government to consider the application for permission.
Andhra HC (Pre-Telangana) Cites 16 - Cited by 0 - Full Document

St. Mary'S Educational Society, ... vs Government Of Andhra Pradesh And Others on 17 April, 2000

15. It is the Andhra Pradesh Education Act, 1982 (Act 1 of 1982 hereinafter called as 'the State Act'), which deals with the permission to be obtained by any agency for establishing educational institution. Educational institutions include institutions offering or intending to offer a course or training in teacher education. Section 20 of the State Act provides as to what matters have to be taken into consideration by the authority concerned while granting permission for establishing educational institutions. Sub-section (3) of Section 20 of the Act inter alia provides that one of the matters to be taken into consideration by the authority concerned is that there is need for providing educational facilities to the people in the locality. The word "locality" with grammatical variations, according to the decision of this Court in Government of Andhra Pradesh v. J.B. Educational Society, (DB), has to be assumed to be "District", according to which, the State Government has power to grant/ refuse permission for establishing educational institutions and includes the Revenue Divisions.
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Government Of A.P. vs St. Mary'S Educational Society, ... on 15 June, 2001

16. As could be seen from the provisions of Section 20 of the Education Act, that section provides that as to what matters have to be taken into consideration by the authority concerned while granting permission for establishing educational institutions. Sub-section (3) of Section 20 of the said Act inter alia provides that one of the matters to be taken into consideration by the authority concerned is that there is need for providing educational facilities to the people in the locality. As per the judgment of this Court in Government of Andhra Pradesh v. J.E. Educational Society, (DB), the word "locality" with grammatical variations, has to be assumed to be "District", according to which, the State Government has power to grant/refuse permission for establishing educational institutions and it includes the revenue divisions. However, it is pertinent to notice that after 1-7-1995 that position is radically altered. Under the NCTE Act, the NCTE is the competent authority to grant recognition and the role of the State Government is minimised. In other words, the role of the State Government in the matter of establishing educational institutions offering a course or training in teacher education is now restricted to grant of no objection certificate.
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Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi ... vs State Of Tamil Nadu on 3 March, 1999

10-19. This question came for consideration in a recent decision of the Andhra Pradesh High Court reported in AIR 1998 Andh Pra 400 (Government of Andhra Pradesh v. J. B. Educational Society, Hyderabad). That was a case where permission was sought to establish an engineering college coming under the All India Council for Technical Education Act. Under Section 20 of the Andhra Pradesh Education Act, permission of State Government is required for establishing a college. The question was, how far it is repugnant to the provision of AICTE Act. Section 20 of the Andhra Pradesh Education Act reads thus:--
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