Supreme Court of India
Minor Sunil Oraon Tr. Guardian and Ors. v. C.B.S.E. and Ors.
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Educational Institutions-Senior secondary school-Admission of students without requisite recognition and affiliation by Eudcation Board Even after filing undertaking, the school continued the violations of Examination and Affiliation Bye Laws of the Board-Request of the school to permit the students of Class X and XII in the Board Examination rejected by the Board-Writ Petition by students seeking permission to appear in the examinations-Dismissed-On appeal, held: In view of the conduct of the School, the relief sought for by students not permissible-Since the students were the ultimate…
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