Supreme Court of India
Dayanand Anglo Vedic (dav) College Trust and Management Society v. State of Maharashtra and Anr.
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Constitution of India 1950 - Article 30 - Linguistic educational institution - Establishment and administration of - In a State - By a member of linguistic non-minority in another State - Held: In order to claim linguistic status for an institution in any State, the institution should have been established and should be administered by the persons who are minority in suchJ3tate - non-minority in another State cannot establish, administer and run such institution.…
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