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A. Ramaswami Ayyangar vs State Of Madras (Education Department) ... on 13 July, 1961

Similarly, in A. Ramaswami Ayyangar V. Madras,(3) the High Court of Madras negatived the contention that these rules, dealing with recognition and aid, could be invoked by an, employee against the management of a private elementary school to enforce a right allegedly arising under the rules. The High Court held that the rules were, not statutory , rules, and that therefore. they could not enlarge the scope of the contract of employment between such an employee of, the school and the management embodied in the school register, and that the rules affected the relations between the school and the Government, and not a third party.
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Rev. Fr. Joseph Callian vs State Of Kerala And Ors. on 18 July, 1960

In Rev. Fr. Joseph v. Kerala,(1) the Kerala High Court had to consider the question of these rules being statutory or not as one of, the schools, whose writ petition among others it was trying, was governed by the Madras Elementary Education Act, 1920 and the rules made, by the Madras Government. After tracing legislative,, history of the Act, as also of the rules, the High Court held that Part II Rules did not have any statutory origin and were, therefore, only administrative instructions by the Government to its educational officers, and therefore, did not vest in the school any, statutory right for grant-in-aid.
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