Supreme Court of India
State of Tamilnadu v. St. Joseph Teachers Trng. Instt.
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In the appellant State, there were number of educational institutions running teachers straining course. Recognition was not accorded to some institutions as they did not fulfill the conditions. In other cases, the recognition was under consideration. Admittedly, none of the respondent-institutions was accorded recognition. Since the Education Department did not permit their students to appear at the Public Examination, the respondent-institutions filed a Writ Petition before the High Court praying for direction to the appellant-State to recognise the institutions and also for a direction…
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