teaching staff in the
secondary school, it should be presumed that the existing norms
prescribed in Secondary School Code are changed accordingly. The
Director ... teaching staff in the secondary
school, it should be presumed that the existing norms prescribed in the
Secondary School Code were changed accordingly. The Director
teaching staff in the
secondary school, it should be presumed that the existing norms
prescribed in Secondary School Code are changed accordingly. The
Director ... teaching staff in the secondary
school, it should be presumed that the existing norms prescribed in the
Secondary School Code were changed accordingly. The Director
teaching staff in the
secondary school, it should be presumed that the existing norms
prescribed in Secondary School Code are changed accordingly. The
Director ... teaching staff in the secondary
school, it should be presumed that the existing norms prescribed in the
Secondary School Code were changed accordingly. The Director
teaching staff in the
secondary school, it should be presumed that the existing norms
prescribed in Secondary School Code are changed accordingly. The
Director ... teaching staff in the secondary
school, it should be presumed that the existing norms prescribed in the
Secondary School Code were changed accordingly. The Director
teaching staff in the
secondary school, it should be presumed that the existing norms
prescribed in Secondary School Code are changed accordingly. The
Director ... teaching staff in the secondary
school, it should be presumed that the existing norms prescribed in the
Secondary School Code were changed accordingly. The Director
Petitioner No. 2 to 4 schools purportedly under
Clauses 7(1) to 7(4) of the Secondary School Code, Rule 109 (2) of
the Bombay ... recognition for
Primary Ashram School is governed by the Rules under Bombay
Primary Education Rules, 1949. The Secondary School Code
governs the cancellation of recognition
ground is that relevant entry was made in 1955.
Whereas, the Secondary School Code was enacted and given effect
from 1963. The reliance placed ... that in the year 1955 when
this entry was corrected the Secondary School Code was not in
existence. It is submitted that applying the provisions
Officer was empowered to correct entry in school records under the
provisions of the Secondary School Code. The case was, therefore,
remanded to the Scrutiny ... when they were studying in that
school as "Mannervarlu" as prescribed in Secondary
school code and the Hon'ble High Court
Officer was empowered to correct entry in school records under the
provisions of the Secondary School Code. The case was, therefore,
remanded to the Scrutiny ... when they were studying in that
school as "Mannervarlu" as prescribed in Secondary
school code and the Hon'ble High Court
Officer was empowered to correct entry in school records under the
provisions of the Secondary School Code. The case was, therefore,
remanded to the Scrutiny ... when they were studying in that
school as "Mannervarlu" as prescribed in Secondary
school code and the Hon'ble High Court
