CHENNAI: Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed appeals against the Madras high court judgment upholding the Tamil Nadu Schools (Regulation of Collection of Fee) Act, 2009.
The SC’s order came as a disappointment to unaided schools, which had counted on the appeal to oppose the proposed fee structure announced by a state-appointed committee formed under the Act. The judgment’s impact on the fee panel’s recommendations are yet to be clarified, but the ruling empowers the state to regulate fees and check profiteering.
School education minister Thangam Thennarasu informed the assembly about the "sweet news" that the legislation had been upheld and that special leave petitions by private schools had been dismissed. "The court has commended the state’s law and said it was valid," Thennarasu said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/Supreme-Court-rejects-challenge-to-school-fee-law/articleshow/5919638.cms
May 13, 2010
April 27, 2010
HSPAs Statement : Coward persons statement in press !
Times of India | http://www.timesofindia.com/ | 24th & 26th April, 2010
1. The first part of the above news that was published in Times of India on 24th April, 2010 quoting some parent is baseless & was found that he was never part of HSPA in the first instance & has been a parent who had no idea as to what has happened or happening in the High Court & unfortunate that he was one of the active parent intitially & has now vowed to support a school management for what ever reason.
He hasn't even dared to get his name published, which is a coward act & the person himself should feel S**T of this act of his & we're in the process of taking appropriate action against him.
2. HSPA is an organised body & hasn't authorised except for the office bearers to speak on its behalf in the press. Memebers are advised any such unsolicited reports would be null & void, as far as HSPA is concerned & we decided to take approprioate action against any one found mis-using HSPAs name without proper authorisation.
3. High Court Bench wouldn't have spent over 6days in 3 weeks if anyone felt its sheer waste of time & mind the people present (senior counsels incldued) counted to over 40 ! How un-mindfull can this person be to such a serious concern of parents who sweat it out to get their children educated ?
4. Think over the judgement of Madras High Court & Bombay High Courts which ruled in favour of parents rights & Governments authority over private, un-aided schools try to mint money in the name of education. Think over what all rulings are coming in Delhi High Court ?
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