Madrasdated High Court · 2008

The Raman Catholic Diocese ofOotacamend, St. Jopsephs High School,Soosaipuram, represented byCorespondent Rev. Fr. Thomas, C.Valyil, Thalawadi, (Via)Kanyakumari District... Petitioner in WP 8648/87The Congregation of the Sisters of theImmacolate conception Education society,Madurai st.,Josephs Girls Higher Secondary School,Jawahar Nagar, Tirunelveli,represented by its CorespondentRev. Sr. G.S.M. Amirtha Jothi... -do- in WP 8741/87The Congregation of the Sisters ofSt. Anne, Tiruchirapalli, St.Josephs High SchoolVettuvankanni, Madras - 600 041.represented by its CorespondentRev. SR. Sonthana Regiona MarySt. Annes Convent,Vettuvankanni, Madras - 600 041... -do- in WP 9326/87The Roman Cathalic Arch Dioceseof Madras _ Mylapore Don - BoscoHigh School, Vepery, Madras,represented by its CorespondentRev. Fr. M. Antoniswamy,St. Josepha Church, VeperyMadras - 600 007... -do- in WP 10991/87The Roman Catholic Arch Dioceseof Madras - Mylapore St. PaulsMahajana High School, Sathankad,High Road, Kaladipettai,Thiruvottiyur, Madras - 19.represented by its Corespondentand Manager Rev. Fr. PhilipManathra... Petitioner in WP 10994/87Mela Pallivasal Girls High School,Ilanyakudi, represented by itsCorespondent, Mr. M. Mohamed AbuthahirNo.4-c, Vijayan Street,Ilanyakudi, Pasumpon MuthuramalingemDistrict... Petitioner in WP 12284/87The Raman Catholic Congregation of theSalesians Sisters Daughter ofMary Help of Christians, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ represented by their Mother ProvincialSr. Celine Arokiaswami,Salesian Sisters, Mazzarelle Convent,Kodombakkam, Madras - 600 024... -do- in WP 12501/87The Christian Welfare High SchoolThadikkaran Konam,Kanniyakumari District,rep by its Manager andCorespondent Y. John.. Petitioner in WP 472/88The M.K.N. Matharasa Trust,Khadir Mohideen Girls High School,Adiramapattinam, represented byits Secontary and corespondent,S. Mohamed Mohideen,Adiramapattinam, Tanjore District... -do- in WP 1188/88The Society of the Sisters ofSt. Annes, Madras, represented byits President and Mother General,Rev. Mother Mary Janet,St. Anne's Generalate,Madhavaram, Madras - 600 060... -do- in WP 1307/88, 4586/83The Raman Cathalic Arch Dioceseof Pondicherry and cuddalore,St. Josephs Higher Secondary School,Manjakuppm, Cuddalore - 1,represented by its Corespondentand principal Rev. Fr. R. RatchagarCuddalore - 1... -do- in WP 2821/88The Roman Cathalic Society of theirCongregation of the Sisters of theImmaculate Heart of mary Pondicherry,represented by its CorespondentRev. Sr. Margaret, Mary, LittleFlower Girls Higher SecondarySchool, Nagercoil - 4.. -do- in WP 3296/88Roman Catholic Arch Dioceseof Madurai, St. James High Schoolrepresented by its CorrespondentRev. Bro. Antony Arulsamy,Sooranam, Illayankudi Taluk,Pasumpon Muthuramaligam District... Petitioner in WP 3448/88Jamiul Firdhaus Oriental EducationalCommittee, Pulivalam,Jamiul Firdhaus oriental High School https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Pulivalam, represented by itsCorrespondent A. Musthaffa, Pulivalam,Thuraiyur Taluk, Tiruchirapalli... -do- in WP 3449/88The Congregation of the Sisters ofChaity Education Society, Nilgiris,St. Fransis Xavier Girls High School,Pandallur, Cuddalore Taluk,reprsented by its Head MistressRev. Sr. Anna Kutty, Pandallur,Guddalore Taluk, Nilgiris... -do- in WP 3661/88The Congregation of Sistersof the Immaculate conception Machurari,Augusthinar Girls High School,N. Panjampatti,rep by its Correspondent,Rev. Sr. S. Kulandai Therasa,Immaculate Conception Convent,N. Panjampatti, Anna District... -do- in WP 3798/88Nirmal High School Ayyanavaramrep. by its Manager correspondent,Mrs. Nirmaladevi Dhanaraj.. Petitioner in WP 12290/89Maryna Memorial High School,Bathelpuram, rep. by itsManager and CorespondentPastor S. GnanarajBethelpuram P.O.,Kolachel Village,Kalkulam Taluk,Kanyakumari District... -do- in WP 1628/85, WP 13386/88Mottakkal High School (Aided)Mottakkala, Edakode P.O.,Vilavancode Taluk,Kanyakumari District,represented by its Manager,G. Sahadevan Nair M.A.B.Com. B.EdVaika Vilakathu Veedu,Edacode P.O., Vilavancode Taluk,Kanyakumari District... -do- in WP 8148/85St. Judes Primary SchoolVallavilai, represented by itsCorespondent Rev. Fr. Gerard Silva,Vallavilai Parish,Kollencode, Kanyakumari District... -do- in WP 2503/86 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Salvation Army MiddleSchool, Nambiaradappu,Vallioor, represented by itsCorespondent Prabhudas,Vallioor, Tirunelveli District... -do- in WP 8946/87The Church of South Indiacentral High School, Arkonam,rep. by its correspondent... -do- in WP 11509/87The Roman Catholic Dioceseof Kottar, St. Josephs MiddleSchool, Ramanthurairep by its corespondentRev. Fr. Arulraj, RamanthuraiKeelkulam, Via Konyakumari District... Petitioner in WP 5004/88T.C.K. Higher Secondary School,represented by its Corespondent,K.Krishnan Nair, Padanthalumoodu,Vilavancode Taluk, Kanyakumari District... -do- in WP 6443/88The Claretian CongregationSt. Clarets High School,Karumathur, Madurai District,represented by its Corespondent,Rev. Fr. S. Vincent C.M.F.,Claret Bhavan Semiary,Karumathur, Madurai District... -do- in WP 7098/88The Church of South IndiaMadurai Ramnad Diocese,C.S.I. High School, Manamadurai,represented by its CorrespondentRev. Samvel A. Roman, C.S.IHigh School Compound,Manamadurai,Pasumpon Muthuramalingam District... -do- in 8799/88TIPPU Islamia Educational andSocial Society, TIPPU IslamiaHigh School, Salem - 1, representedby the Correspondent HajeeJ. Abdul Sathar, No.7, Majee DiwanMohideen Sahib Street, Mohamedpura,Salem - 1... -do- in WP 9374/88The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tiruchirapalli,St. Antony's High School, Kosavapatti,rep. By its Correspondent, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ rev.Fr.S.Amaladoss,Kosavapatti, Cheannarpatti PO.,Dindigul Taluk, Anna District...Petitioner in WP.9711/88.Ravlathul Jannah Educational Society,Ravlathul Jannah Oriental[Arabic]High School, Ulundurpet,rep. By its President,MR.S.T.Mohamed Yusuf Rowther,Jamia Majjid Campus,No.14, Virudhachalam Road,Ulundurpet, South Arcot District...Petitiner in WP.10265/88The Carmelite Fathers of ManjumalProvince, St. Mary GorethyHigher Secondary School,Kothanallur Village,Manali Karai,rep by Asst CorrespondentRev. Fr. Michael, O.C.D.,Kothanallur Village,Manalikarai, Kalkulam Taluk,Kanyakumari District... Petitioner in WP 10544/88The Roman Catholic Diocese of Vellore,North Arcot District,Rep. By its Manager,R.C.Middle Schools,Rev.Fr.John Valarkott, Bishops House,Vellore, North Arcot District...Petitioner in WP.13217/88.The Muslim Higher Secondary School,Sivakasi Rep. By the correspondent,Mr.M.A.A.Assan Badurudeen,2-B, Muslim Middle Street,Sivakasi, Kamaraj District...Petitiioner in WP.13299/88.The Congregation of the TeresianCarmelit Sisters Souther Regiona,Thucklay, Kanyakumari District,rep. By its Correspondent,rev.Sr.Mary Prisea,St. antony's Middle School,Surulacode, Mukampala PO.,Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District...Petitioner in WP.14160/88. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Roman Catolic Diocese of Palayamkottai,St. Michaels Higher Secondary School for Girls,rep. By its Correspondent,Rev.Fr.M.S.Salatta,St. Michaels Chruch,Tenkasi, Tirunelvei District...Petitioner in WP.14524/88.The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tanjore Society,rep. By its President and BishopP.Arokiaswamy, R.C.Bishops House,Tanjore...Petitioner in WP.15417/88.The St. Peters R.C.High School,[Bilingual], Chekkal,Thirparappu, PO, Rep. By its Correspondent and Head Master M.Robert Bellarmine,Chekkal, Thiruparappu PO,Kalkulam Taluk,Kanyakumari District...Petitioner in WP.415/89, WP.436/89.The Congregation of the Sisters of the ImmaculateHeart of Mary tiruchirapalli,St. Josephs Convent Higher Secondary School,rep. By Head Mistress and Correspondent,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari district...Petitioner in WP.948/89.The Salaiyur Nesavu PattadaiShafee Jamtha Hameedia ElementarySchool, Educational AssociatinHameedia Middle School, Salaiyur,rep. By its Correspondent,S.M.Adbul Kalam,Salaiyur, Ilayangudi,Pasaumpon Muthuramalingam District...Petitioner in WP.5216/89.The Roman Catholic Arch Dioceseof Chenganacherry, St.Mary's PrimarySchool, Tholayavattai P.O.Kavingal (via) Kanyakumari Districtrepresented by the correspondentRev.Fr.Philip Kadianthara,St.Josephs Church, Soosaipuram,Kavingal P.O.Kanyakumari District... Petitioner in W.P.10977/1989The Nehru Vidhyasalai High SchoolNo.7, Prasad Road, Narimedu,Madurai – 2represented by its correspondentB.Henry Vedamoothy ... do in W.P.11914/89 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Roman Catholic Arch Dioceseof Chenganacherry, represented byCorrespondent Rev.Fr.Cyriac Kooturnel,Mar Mathew Kavukattu MemorialMiddle School, Varuthattu,S.T.Mankad, Methukummal P.O.Kanyakumari Ditrict... -do- in W.P.12317/89St. Josephs Primary SchoolVizhuthayambalam, Kanyakumari DistrictRepresented by Rev.Fr.S.Joseph,Parish Priest,Mathal, Kanyakumari District.. -do- in W.P.13016/89V.K.P.Aided Higher Secondary School(Bilingual), Colachel,Kanyakumari Districtrepresented by its correspondentC.Kesavan Thampi, Calachel,Kanyakumari District.. -do- in W.P.14654/89The Tamil Evangelical LutheranChurch, Bishop Hauman MemorialHigh School, Tiruchirapalli,represented by Secretary ChurchCouncil Mr.Mosses Thampi PillaiTranquebar House, Tiruchirapalli -1.. -do- in W.P.1765/90The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tuticorin, R.C.Middle SchoolAmali Nagar, Tiruchendur,Chidambaranar DistrictRepresented by the correspondentRev.Fr.Paneerselvam.. -do- in W.P.2044/90The Church of South indiaDiocese of Tirunelveli,Diroviapuram T.D.T.A,Middle School, Muthukrishnapuram,TuticorinChidambaranar Districtrepresented by its correspondentRev.pastor J.B.Buttrick.. -do- in W.P.2438/90Tondi Muslim Education societyMunawwara Elementary SchoolTondi, Ramanathapuram DistrictPeriyavasal Middle Street,represented by Secretary andCorrespondent M.Abdul Rawoof.. -do- in W.P.2439/90 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Roman Catholic Society ofBrothers of the Sacred Heart ofJesus, represented by its SuperiorGeneral Rev.Br.I.Victor,Sacred Heard Monostray,Palayamkotai, Tirunelveli District.. -do- in W.P.2440/90Tamilnadu catholic Educational AssociationReg.No.S6/1926-27,represented by its secretary cum TreasurerFr.A.Francis Xavier,Diocesan Pastoral Centre,25, Rosary Church Road,Santhome, Chennai – 600 004.. -do- in W.P.11290/07The Roman Catholic Congregationof sisters of St.Ann's Secunderabadrepresented by its president and motherprovincial Rev.motherEffrosinaCorrea, Bholoram,Secunderabad.. -do- in W.P.4584/83The Roman Catholic Diocese Societyof Ootacamund represented by itspresident and Bishop Most,Rev.Dr.Aruldas James,Bishops House, Ootacamund.. -do- in W.P.4585/83The Congregation of the immaculateConception Educational SocietyMadurai, represented by the Rev.Sr.Mary Josefa, Superior GeneralI.C.Convent, 20, Old KoovapalayamMadurai – 9.. -do- in W.P.4587/83The Latin Diocese of Trivandrumrepresented by its President andBishopRt.Rev.Dr.A.B.Jacob,O.F.M.Vellaiambalam,Trivandrum.. -do- in W.P.4588 /83The R.C.Congregation of Sistersof Mary Immaculate, Kumbakonamrepresented by its SecretaryRev.Sr.Rock Mary, Holy Angels,Provincial house, KumbakonamThanjavur District.. -do- in W.P.4589/83The Society of the sisters of thepresentation of the Blessed https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Virgin Mary, Madras representedby Rev.Sr.M.Denis George, Provincial Councillor andRegional Superior.. -do- in W.P.4590/83The Congregation of the sistersof st.Charles borromeo LittleFlower Convent Ranipet Societyrepresented by its provincial andPresident Rev.Mother BenedictaD.Souza, Little Flower ConventRanipet, North Arcot District.. -do- in W.P.4591/83The Roman Catholic Congregationof St.Ann's Tiruchirapallirepresented by its President andMother General Rev.Sr.Francis Leema Rose, Craferd, Trichy.. -do- in W.P.4905/83The Roman Catholic Diocese ofThanjavur, represented by itsPresident Most Rev.Dr.R.A.SundaramBishop, Bishops House, Thanjavur.. -do- in W.P.4906/83The Roman Catholic Diocese ofTuticorin represented by its Presidentand Bishop Most Rev.S.T.Amalanather,Bishops House, Tuticorin.. -do- in W.P.4907/83The Congregation of our Lady of Dolours, Tirchirapallirepresented by Mother Claudia, MaryC.S.M.Mother General2-E, Pramenade Road,P.B.No.59, Tiruchirapalli.. -do- in W.P.4908/83The Society of the congregationof the sisters of the Holy crossof the Chavanod, Tiruchirapallirepresented by its President andProvincial Rev.Sr.Genelieve,Holy Cross Convent, Tiruchirapalli.. -do- in W.P.4909/83The South India Salesian SocietyRepresented by its ProvincialRev.Fr.John Peter Sathiaraj,'The Citadal'No.18, Landons Road, Madras-10.. -do- in W.P.4910/83 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Roman Catholic Congregationof Franciscan sisters of St.josephregistered as St.Francis of AssissiSisters, represented by Rev.MotherMethilda, Mother General and PresidentSt.Lovis Convent, St.Thomas Mount,Madras -16.. -do- in W.P.4911/83The Roman Catholic Salem DioceseSociety represented by its presidentMost Rev,Michael Doraiswamy,Bishops House Salem.. -do- in W.P.4912/83The Roman Catholic Diocese of Palayamkotai, Palayamkotairepresented by Fr.M.S.Salatte,Vicar General.. -do- in W.P.4914/83The Congregation of the sisters ofTheresian Camelite Southern Regionrepresented by Regional MotherRev.Mother Rose Catherine,Amala Convent, ThuckalayKanyakumari District.. -do- in W.P.4915/83The Society of Brothers of St.Patricks (India)representedby its Provincial Rev.BrotherBenedict Mavelil, St.Mary'sHigh School, Parade Road,New Delhi – 10.. -do- in W.P.4916/83The Roman Catholic Diocese ofTiruchinopally Society rep by itsPresident and Bishop Most Rev.Thomas Fernando, Bishop House,Tiruchirapalli.. -do- in W.P.4917/83The Congregation of the instituteof Franciscan Missionaries ofMary Society, represented by theProvincial and President Rev.MotherMary Hily Bernard,St.Thomas Convent, Mylapore, Madras.. -do- in W.P.4918/83The Arch Diocese or Madras Mylaporerepresented by Most Rev.Fr.ArulappaArch Bishop, Arch Bishop House,Santhome, Madras-4.. -do- in W.P.4919/83 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Roman catholic congregationof the siters of CharityGudalur, Nilgiris Districtrepresented by its presidentMother Gerosa Albert, GudalurThe Nilgiris.. -do- in W.P.4920/83The Roman Catholic Congregationof Franciscan Sisters of thepresentation of the BlessedVirgin Mary Society, Coimbatorerep.by president and mothergeneral, Berneddette, PresentationConvent, Coimbatore.. -do- in W.P.4921/83The Congregation of the Brothersof St.Gabriel Society rep.by Rev.Bro.Lawrence, Provincial SuperiorSanthome Higher Secondary SchoolMylapore, Madras-4.. -do- in W.P.5047/83The Missionary Sisters of theImmaculate Heart of MaryTirchirapalli rep.by itsProvincial and PresidentRev.Sr.Margret ShantiStephens I.C.M.District House,5.Anaikati Maidan,Tiruchirapalli.. -do- in W.P.5134/83The Arch Diocese of Trivandrum(Syro Malankara Rite) rep.by itspresident and Arch BoshipMost Rev.Benedict Mar Gnegorias,Arch Bishops House, Trivandrum -4.. -do- in W.P.5649/83The Society of the congregationof the Regular Tertiary of ourLady of Ban Secours, Madrasrep.by its Presidentand Mother General Rev.MotherEtelvina, Mandavalli, Madras.. -do- in W.P.5877/83The Roman Catholic Society ofthe congregation of the sistersof Immaculate Heart Mary,Pondicherry, rep by itsPresident and Mother GeneralRev.Mother Emilia Mary https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ St,Therasa StreetPondicherry... -do- in W.P.5878/83Madurai Vice Provincial ofJesuits rep.by its provincialRev.Fr.Michael Jeyaraj,S.J.Jesuit House,Dindigul, Madurai District.. -do- in W.P.5879/83The Society of the congregationof the sisters of the St.JosephsMadurai rep.by its Provincialand President Rev.Sr.MarieDe Britto, Assumption House,Arasaradi, Madurai.. -do- in W.P.5880/83The congregation of SalesianSisters, Daughters of MaryHelp of Christians societyrep.by its provincial andPresident Rev.Sr.PhilominaMazzarello ConventKodambakkam, Madras – 24.. -do- in W.P.5881/83The Roman Catholic Diocese ofMadurai Society rep.by its President Most Rev.Dr.P.J.Diraviam, Arch Bishop,Madurai – 8.. -do- in W.P.5882/83The Roman Catholic Dioceseof Kottar, rep by itsBishop and President mostRev.Dr.M.ArockiasamyBishops House, Kottar,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District.. -do- in W.P.5883/83The Congregation of the sistersof St.Joseph of Cluny,Pondicherry rep.by its presidentand Provincial Rev.Mother RosalieGota, 15, suffren StreetPondicherry.. -do- in W.P.5884/83The Roman Catholic Diocese ofVellore, rep.by its Bishop andPresident Most Rev.S.MichaelAugestine, Boshops House,Vellore.. -do- in W.P.6214/83 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Congregation of the sistersof St.Joseph De Tabes, Nilgirisnow known as “The Nilgiris St”Josephs Sisters Society”Coonoor rep.by its chairmanand provincial Rev.MotherMargaret Mary, Frazen TownBangalore -5.. -do- in W.P.6215/83The Arch Diocese of Pondicherry,Cuddalore, rep. by its ARch Bishop and President Most,rev. V.S.Selvanathar, Arch,Bishops House, Pondicherry.Petitioner in WP.6216/83The Roman Catholic KumbakkonamDiocese Society rep. by itsPresident Bishop Most,rep. Paul Arulsamy,Bishops House,Kumbakonam.Petitioner in WP.6217/83The Roman Catholic Congregation ofSisters of Our Lady Fatima Society,Chrompet, Madras - 44,rep. by Rev. Mother Patricia,Mother - General.Petitioner in WP.6218/83The Roman Catholic Congregationof the Franciscan Servants of Maryrep. by its Provicial and President,Rev. Sr.Mary Pauline,residing at Assissi Nilaya,24, Palmgrove Road, Bangalore - 560047.Petitioner in WP.6219/83The Christ King Society,Tambaram,rep. by its President,Rev. Sr. M.Cleta, A.C.,Tambaram.Petitioner in WP.6220/83The Raman Catholic Coimbatore,Diocese Society,rep. by its President Bishop Most,rev. M.Ambrose, Bishop House,Coimbatore.Petitioner in WP.6221/83 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ vs.1. The Government of Tamil Nadu, rep.by its Secretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Chennai 600 009.R1 in all WAs2. The Director of School Education, College Road, Chennai 600 006.... R2 in W.A.1329/99 and W.A.417/20003. The District Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai and Post, Kanyakumari District. .. R3 in W.A.1329/99 and R4 in W.A.417/00The Director of Elementary Education,College Road, Chennai - 6.R2 in WA.1330/99The District Elementary Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari.R3 in WA.1330/99The Assistant Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai Range and Post,Kanyakumari District.R4 in WA.1330/99The Joint Director of School Education,(Higher Secondary) College Road,Madras - 6R3 in WA.417/2000.1. The Government of Tamil Nadurep.by its Secretary to Government,Education, Science andTechnology DepartmentFort. St. George, Madras-9. .. R1 in WP 5319/96The Government of Tamil Nadurep.by its Secretary,Education Department,Fort. St. George, Chennai-9. .. R1 in WP.8904/878905/87,26916/05,26917/05, 13009/89,13016/89,14654/891765/90,2044/90, 2438/90, 2439/90, 2440/90, 11290/07, R4 in WP 13299/88The Government of Tamil Nadurepresented by its commissioner and Secretary, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Education Department,Fort.St. George,Madras-600 009. R1 in WP.12364/84 395/85, 567/85, 4227/85, 4270/85, 8502/85,11323/85,11957/85,1994/86,2005/86,2008/86,2502/86,2504/86,2713/86,2901/86,3018/86,3183/86,3184/86,3185/86,3587/86,3593/86,3708/86,3709/ 86,3827/86,3849/86,3872/86,3873/86,3874/86,3875/86,4000/86,4001/86,4002/86,6647/86,6733/86,6734/86,7405/86,10984/86,8703/86,8721/86,8810/86,8811/86,8812/86,8813/86,9901/86,10625/86,10629/86,10692/86,10828/86,11273/86,12109/86,12528/86,12551/86,12562/86,12605/86,13132/86,13184/86,13966/86,13995/86,562/87,890/87,1271/87,1274/87,1362/87,2088/87,2095/87,2742/87,2876/87,2877/87,3338/87,3655/87,3742/87,3760/87,5155/87,5840/87,6414/87,6454/87,6455/87,6609/87,6988/87,6393/87,7098/87,7112/87,7458/87,7553/87,7555/87,8030/87,8518/87,8648/87,8741/87,9326/87,10991/87,10994/87,12284/87,12501/87,472/88,1188/88,1307/88,2821/88,3296/88,3448/88,3449/88,3648/88,3649/88,3661/88,3798/88,9201/89,12290/89,1628/85,8148/85,8854/85,503/86,2503/86,2506/86,2712/86,8946/87,11509/87,5004/88,5360/88,6443/88,7098/88,8799/88,9374/88,9711/88,10265/88,10544/88,13217/88,13386/88,14160/88,14524/88,15417/88,415/89,436/89,948/89,5216/89,10977/89,11914/89,12317/89,WPs 570/83,4584/83 to 4591/83,4905/83to 4912/83,4914 to4921/83,5047/83,5134/83,5649/83,5877to 5883/83,5884/83,6214 to 6221/83 andR2 in WP 1893/87The Director of SchoolEducation(Secondary)Madras-6. R2 in WPs 8703/86,10828/86,12109/86,12528/86,12551/86,12562/86,12605/86,13184/86,13966/86,13995/86,1271/87,2088/87,2095/87,3338/87,3655/87,3760/87,5840/87,6454/87,6609/87,6988/87,6393/87,7098/87,7112/87,7458/87,7553/87,7556/87,8030/87,8518/87,8648/87,8741/87,9326/ https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ 87,1307/88,2821/88,3296/88,3448/88,3449/88,3661/88,3798/88,11509/87,5360/88,6443/88,7098/88,8799/88,9374/88,9711/88,10265/88,10544/88,13217/88,13386/88,15417/88,415/89,948/89,11914/89,13009/89,14654/89,R3 in WP 2877/87.The Director of schoolEducation (elementary)Madras-6. R2 in WP's 8721/86,10692/86,11273/86,13132/86,2742/87,3742/87,5155/87,6414/87,6455/87,7555/87,12501/87,3648/88,3649/88,9201/89,8946/87,14160/88,436/89,5216/89,10977/89,13016/89.The Director of school EducationCollege Road,Madras-6. .. R2 in other WP's. R1 in WP 1893/87 R3 in WP 2876/87 and 13299/88.The Secretary to the Governmentof TamilNadu, Finance Department,,Fort. St. George, Madras-9. R2 in WP's 2876 & 2877/87.The District Educational Officer,Thuckalay and Post, Kanyakumari District....R3 in WP.5319/96The District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai and Post,Kanyakumari District....R3 in WA 1329/99 ...R3 in WP.8904/87, 8905/87The District Educational Officer,Tutucorin, Tuticorin District.R3 in WP.26916 & 26917/05The Chief Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District R3 in W.P.395/85, 1994/86, 472/88The Joint Director of School (Secondary) Education,Madras-6R3 in Wps 12364/84, 567/85, 4227/85, 4270/85, 11323/85, 2008/862504/86, 3183/86, 3184/86, 3587/86,3593/86, 3709/86, 3827/86, 3849/86, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ 3872/86 to 3875/86, 4000/86, 4001/86,7405/86, 8703/86, 10629/86, 10828/86,12109/86, 12528/86, 12551/86,12562/86, 12605/86, 13184/86,13966/86, 13995/86, 562/87, 1271/87,1274/87, 1362/87, 2088/87, 2095/87,2876/87 2877/87, 3338/87, 3655/87,3760/87, 5840/87, 6454/87, 6609/87,6908/87, 6393/87, 7098/87, 7112/87,7458/87, 7553/87, 8030/87, 8518/87,8648/87, 8741/87, 9326/87, 10991/87,10991/87, 10994/87, 12284/87, 472/88,1307/88, 2821/88, 3296/88, 3448/88,3449/88, 3661/88, 3798/88, 1628/85,8148/85, 2712/86, 11509/87, 5360/88,6443/88, 7098/88, 9374/88, 9711/88,10265/88, 10544/88, 13217/88,13386/88, 14524/88, 15417/88, 415/89,948/89, 11914/89, 12317/89, 13009/89,14654/89, 1765/90 2044/90.The Joint Director of School Educational (Elementary) Madras 6....R3 in Wps 8502/85,11957/85, 2005/86, 2502/86, 2713/86,3018/86, 3185/86, 3708/86, 4002/86,6647/86, 6733/86, 6734/86, 10984/86,8721/86, 8810/86, 8811/86, 8812/86,8813/86, 10625/86, 10692/86, 11273/86,13132/86, 890/87, 2742/87, 3872/87,5155/87, 6414/87, 6455/87, 7555/87,12501/87, 3648/88, 3649/88, 9201/89,8854/85, 503/86, 2503/86, 2506/86,8946/87, 5004/88, 14160/88, 436/89,5216/89, 10977/89, 13016/89, 2438/90,2439/90, 2440/90The Chief Educational Officer,Saidapet, Chennai 15...R3 in WP.2901/86, 12290/89...R4 in WP.7405/86, 1271/87, 3760/87, 10991/87The District Educational Officer,Pasumpon Muthuramalingam Districtat Sivagangai...R3 in WP.8799/88The District Educational Officer,Villupuram South Arcot District...R3 in WP 9901/86The District of Elementary EducationDPI Campus, College Road, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Chennai 6....R3 in WP.11290/07The Correspondent,St Mary's Higher Secondary School,Kaliyal and Post,Kanyakumari District....R4 in WP.8905/97The CorrespondentEka Ratchakar Sabai,Higher Secondary SchoolSalaipudur, Toticorin...R4 in WP.26916/05, 26917/05The Chief Educational Officer,Vellore North Arcot District....R4 in WP 12364/84, 567/85, 12501/87, 12501/87, 11509/87, 13217/88The District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District....R4 in WP.395/85, 562/87The Chief Educational Officer,Kamaraj District at Virudhunagar,Virudhunagar...R2 in WP 13299/88...R4 in WP.4227/85 7098/87, 7112/87The Chief Educational Officer,South Arcot District, Cuddalore....R4 in WP.4270/85, 2088/87, 5840/87, 2821/88, 5360/88, 10265/88The chief Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District....R4 in WP.8502/85, 11323/85, 11957/85, 2008/86, 2502/86,2504/86, 2713/86, 3018/86, 3184/86, 3185/86,10977/89, 12317/89, 13009/89, 13016/89,14654/89, 3708/86, 3827/86, 3849/86, 3872/86,3873/86, 3874/86, 3875/86, 4000/86, 4001/86,4002/86, 6733/86, 6734/86, 10984/86, 3721/86,8810/86, 8811/86, 8812/86, 8813/86, 10625/86,10629/86, 10692/86, 10828/86, 890/87, 3655/87,6609/87, 7553/87, 7555/87, 8518/87, 472/88,3296/88, 3648/88, 3649/88, 9201/89, 1628/85,8148/85, 8854/85, 503/86, 2503/86, 2506/86,2712/86, 5004/88, 6443/88, 10544/88, 13386/88,14160/88, 415/89, 436/89, 948/89The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Nagercoil...R4 in WP.1994/86 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The Chief Educational Officer,Tirunelveli...R4 in WP 2005/86 3183/86, 8703/86, 13132/86, 13966/86, 1274/87, 1362/87, 3338/87, 8741/87, 8946/87The District Educational Officer,Chingleput at KancheepuramChingleput District.... R4 in W.P.2901/86 R5 in W.P.3709/86R4 in W.P.12290/89The Chief Educational OfficerChingleput at KancheepuramChingleput District. ...R4 in WP.3587/86, 3593/86 2742/87, 9326/87, 10994/87The Chief Educational Officer,Uthagamandalam Nilgiris....R4 in WP.6647/86, 8030/87, 3661/88The Chief Educational Officer,Tanjore, Tanjore District....R4 in WP.12109/86, 1188/88, 1307/88The Chief Educational Officer,Chidambaranar District at Tuticorin,Chidambaranar District....R4 in WP.12528/86 2044/90, 2438/90The Chief Educational Officer,Erode at Erode Periyar District....R4 in WP.12551/86,8648/87The Chief Educational Officer,Ramanathapuram at Ramanathapuram,Ramanathapuram District....R4 in WP.12562/86, 13184/86, 2095/87, 2439/90, 2440/90The Chief Educational Officer,Sivaganaga,Pasumpon Muthuramalaingam District....R4 in WP.12605/86, 12284/87, 3448/88, 3799/88The Chief Educational Officer,Tutocorin at Tuticorin https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ V.O Chidambaranar District...R4 in WP.13995/86, R5 in 2876/87, 2877/87, 6414/87, 6454/87, 3455/87, 6393/87 7458/87The Chief Educational Officer,Palayamkottai Tirunelveli District....R4 in WP 3742/87, 5155/87The Chief Educational Officer,Salem Salem District....R4 in WP.6988/87, 9374/88The Chief Educational Officer,Tiruchirapalli 17....R4 in WP.3449/88, 1765/90The Chief Educational Officer,Dindigul, Anna District....R4 in WP.3798/88, 9711/88The District Educational Officer,Usilampatti, Madurai District....R4 in WP.7098/88The Inspectress of Girls SchoolsTirunelveli...R4 in WP.14524/88The Chief Educational Officer,Pudukottai DistrictPudukottai....R4 in WP.15417/88The Chief Educational Officer,Sivaganga,Pasumpon Muthuramanalingam District....R4 in WP.5216/89The Chief Educational Officer,Thallakulam, Madurai 2....R4 in WP.11914/89The Inspectress of Girls School, Vellore, North Arcot District....R5 in WP.13217/88, 567/85The District Educational Officer,Virudhunagar Educational District,Virudhunagar....R5 in WP.4227/85, 7098/87 7112/87, R1 in WP.13299/88The Chief Educational Officer,Madras 15...R5 in WP.4270/85 R4 in WP.3709/86The District Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District....R5 in WP.8502/85, 3874/86, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ 6734/86, 8811/86, 8518/87, 10544/88The District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai Educational District,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District...R5 in WP.11323/85, 11957/85, 2008/86, 2502/86, 2504/86, 2713/86, 3018/86, 2185/86, 3708/86, 3849/86, 3873/86, 4000/86,4001/86, 4002/86, 10984/86, 8812/86,8813/86, 10629/86, 10692/86, 7555/87,9201/89, 8148/85, 2503/86, 2506/86,2712/86, 5004/88, 6443/88, 10977/89,12317/89, 13016/89The District Educational Officer,Tirunelveli South at Tirunelveli,Tirunelveli District....R5 in WP.2005/86, 13966/86, 7362/87, 5155/87, 8946/87The District Educational Officer,Tirunelveli East at Tuticorin,Tirunelveli District....R5 in WP.3183/86The District Educational Officer,Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District....R5 in WP.3184/86, 3872/86, 3875/86, 6733/86,8721/86, 8810/86, 10625/86, 10828/86, 890/87,6609/87, 7553/87, 3648/88, 3649/88, 1628/85,8854/85, 503/86, 13386/88, 14160/88, 415/89,436/86, 14654/89The District Educational Officer,Chingleput, Chingleput District....R5 in WP.3587/86The District Educational Officer,Saidapet, Chennai 15....R5 in WP.3593/867405/86, 2742/87, 9326/87, 10991/87, 10994/87The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Nagercoil, Kanyakumrai District...R5 in WP3827/86, 3296/88, 948/89, 13009/89The District Educational Officer,Nilgiris, Coonoor, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Nilgiris...R5 in WP.6647/86,8030/87The District Educational Officer,Tirunelveli, Central,Tirunelveli District....R5 in WP.8703/86, 3338/87The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Tanjore, Tanjore District....R5 in WP.12109/861188/88, 1307/88The District Educational Officer,Kovilpatti Educational District,Kovilpatti, Chidambaranar District....R5 in WP.12528/86The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Erode at Erode, Periyar District....R5 in WP.12551/86The District Educational Officer,Paramakudi at ParamakudiRamanathapuram District....R5 in WP.12562/86Inspectress of Girls Schools,Ramnad and Sivaganga at RamanathapuramRamanathapuram District....R5 in WP.12605/8612284/87The District Educational Officer,Tenkasi, Tirunelveli District....R5 in WP.13132/861274/87, 3742/87The District Educational Officer,Ramanatha puram at RamanathapuramRamanathapuram District....R5 in WP.13184/862095/87, R6 in 2876/872439/90, 2440/90The District Education officer,Tuticorin, V.O Chidambaranar District....R5 in WP.13995/866414/87, 6454/87, 2438/90, 6455/87, 6393/87, 7458/87, 2044/90The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Madras South Vijayaraghavan Road,T. Nagar, Chennai 17....R5 in WP.1271/87The chief Educational Officer,Vellore North Arcot District....R5 in WP.2088/87 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ The District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai RangeMarthandam P.OKanyakumari District....R5 in WP.3655/87The Inspectress of Girls School (North) Purasawalkam,Madras 600 084...R5 in WP.3760/87The District Educational Officer,Villupuram south Arcot District....R5 in WP.5840/87, 10265/88The District Educational Officer,Salem, Salem District....R5 in WP.6988/87, 9374/88The District Educational Officer,Sivaganga at Sivaganga,Pasumpon Muthuramalingam District....R5 in WP.7556/873448/88, 5216/89The District Educational Officer,GopichettipalayamPeriyar District....R5 in WP.8648/87The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Tirunelveli at Tirunelveli,Tirunelveli District....R5 in WP.8741/87The District Educational Officer,Thiruvannamalai, North Arcot District....R5 in 12501/87The District Educational Officer,Cuddalore 1....R5 in WP.2821/88The District Educational Officer,Lalgudi, Tiruchirappalli District...5th Respondent inWP.3449/88, 1765/90.The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Colachel, Kanyakumari District...5th Respondent in WP.3648/88.The Inspectress of Girls High Schools,Coimbatore South, Coimbatore 10...5th Respondent in WP.3661/88.The Inspector of Girls Schools https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Dindigul, Anna district...5th Respondent in WP.3798/88, 9711/88.The District Educational Officer,Cheyyar...5th Respondent in WP.11509/87.The Inspectress of Girls SchoolsCuddalore, South Arcot District...5th Respondent in WP.5360/88.The Chief Educational Officer,Madurai, Madurai 2...5th Respondent in WP.7098/88.The Chief Educational Officer,Tirunelveli...5th Respondent in WP.14524/88.The District Educational Officer,Pudukottai District, Pudukottai...5th Respondent in WP.15417/88.The District Educational Officer,[Madurai North], Melur,Madurai District...5th Respondent in WP.11914/89.The District Educational Officer,Virudachalam, South Arcot District...6th Respondent in WP.4270/85.The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Kuzhithurai Range, Kuzhithurai,Kanyakumari District...6th Respondent in WP.11957/85, 7555/87.The District Educatinal Officer,Villupuram, South Arcot District...6th Respondent in WP.2088/87.The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Tuticorin,V.O.Chidambaranar District...6th Respondent in WP.2877/87.The Deputy Inspectress of Schools,Sengottai, Tirunelveli District...6th Respondent in WP.3742/87.The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Pudukottai Range, Pudukottai, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ V.O.Chidambaranar District...6th Respondent in WP.6414/87.The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Sathankulam,V.O.Chidambaranar District...6th Respondent in WP. 6455/87.The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Polur Range, Polur District,North Arcot District...6th Respondent in WP.12501/87.The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Colachel, Kanyakumari District...6th Respondent in WP.3648/88.The District Educational Officer,Madras South, Madras 7...7th Respondent in WP.4270/85.The District Educational Officer,Thiruvannamalai, North Arcot District...7th Respondent in WP.2088/07.Writ Appeal has been filed under Clause 15 of the LettersPatent against the order of the learned single Judge dated 9.4.1999in W.P.No.18750 of 1997., 14894/97 and 13683/96WP.18750/97:Petition presented under Article 226 of the Constitution ofIndia, to issue a Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus, calling for therecords of the 1st respondent issued in GO.Ms.No.340 dated 1.4.1992and consequential order G.O.Ms.No.410, dated 6.5.1992 quash thesame in so far as the non sanction of one Malayalam Pandit and oneAdditional B.T. Assistant posts to the petitioner School from1.6.83 alone is concerned and direct the Respondents to sanctionone Malayalam Pandit and one Additional B.T.Assistant post from1.6.1983 onwards with all benefits.WP.14894/97: Petition presented under Article 226 of theConstitution of India, to issue a Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus,calling for the records of the 1st respondent issued inGO.Ms.No.340, Education [d1] Department dated 1.4.1992 and quashthe same and direct the Respondents to sanction 8 additionalsecondary grade post to the petitioner aided primary school,Kallupalam, Idaicode post, Kanyakumari District with effect from1.6.81 with all salary and benefits to all the posts.WP.13683/96: Petition presented under Article 226 of theConstitution of India, to issue a Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ calling for the records of the 1st respondent issued inGO.Ms.No.940, dated 1.4.1992 and consequential order G.O.Ms.NO.410,dated 6.5.1992 quash the same in so far as the non sanction of onerecord clerk and one post of watchman post to the petitioner schoolfrom 1.6.1983 alone is concerned and direct the respondents tosanction one post of Record Clerk and one post of watchman from1.6.1983.WP 5319/96Writ of certiorarified Mandamus calling for the recordsrelating to the orders of the first respondent in G.O.Ms. No.340,Education D1 Department dated 01.04.1992 and consequential G.O.Ms.No.618 Education D1 Department dated 10.07.1992 and quash the samein so far as the restricting the sanction of posts to one Headmaster, B.T.Assistant, Junior Assistant, Office Assistant to St.Josephs High School, Plakkalai with effect from 01.06.1991 isconcerned and direct the respondents herein to sanction therespective posts from 02.06.1982 to the said school so as to enablethe petitioners to get salary increments and all other benefitsfrom 02.06.1982 onwards instead of 01.06.1991.WP 8904/97Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,order or direction in the nature of a Writ calling for the recordsrelating to the orders of the 1st Respondent in G.O.Ms. No.340,Education dated 01.04.92 and the consequential G.O.Ms. No.451,Education (D1) Department dated 08.05.92 followed by 2ndRespondent's Order Na.Ka.No.92051/PT2/94 dated 12.08.94 is in sofar as not sanctioning one Tamil Pandit post from 20.6.83 isconcerned and quash the same and direct the Respondents to sanctionone Tamil Pandit Post to St.Mary's Higher Secondary School,Kaliyal, Kanyakumari District with effect from 20.06.83 so as toenable the Petitioner to get her post approval with salary.WP 8905/87Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus or any other Writ order ordirection in the nature of Writ calling for the records relating tothe orders of the 1st respondent in G.O.Ms.No.340, Education, dated01.04.92 and the consequential G.O.Ms.No.451, Education (D1( Department dated 08.05.92 in so far as not sanctioning oneadditional B.T. Assistant post from 20.06.83 is concerned and quashthe same and direct the respondents to sanction one additional B.T.Assistant post to St.Mary's Higher Secondary School, Kaliyal,K.K.Dist. with effect from 20.06.83 so as to enable the petitionerto get her post approval with salary and other benefits.WP 26916/05 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Certiorarified Mandamus calling for the records relating tothe order of the first Respondent issued in G.O.Ms.No.340,Education dated 01.04.1992 in so far as the non sanction ofSweeper/Sanitary Worker post to the fourth respondent School from12.04.1989 and the consequential recovery order issued by the thirdrespondent issued in Na.Ka.No. 14054/A2/2005 dated 01.08.2005 andthe final demand issued by the fourth respondent dated 04.08.2005ordering recovery of the salary paid from 01.02.1995 to 30.11.2002quash the same and consequently direct the Respondents 1 to 3 tocontinuously sanction Sweeper/Sanitary Worker post to the fourthrespondent School from 12.04.1989 so as to enable the petitioner toget his salary and other benefits from 12.04.1989 onwards.WP 26917/05Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus calling for the recordsrelating to the order of the first Respondent issued inG.O.Ms.No.340, Education dated 1.04.1992 in so far as the nonsanction of Watchman post to the fourth respondent School from01.04.1986 and the consequential recovery order issued by the thirdrespondent issued in Na.Ka. No. 14054/A2/2005 dated 01.08.2005 andthe final demand issued by the fourth respondent dated 04.08.2005ordering recovery of the salary paid from 01.02.1995 to 30.11.2002quash the same and consequently direct the Respondents 1 to 3 tocontinuously sanction Watchman Post to the fourth respondent Schoolfrom 01.04.1986 so as to enable the petitioner to get his salaryand other benefits from 01.04.1986 onwards.WP 12364/84Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing TheGovernment of Tamil Nadu represented by commissioner & Secretary,Education Department, Madras - 9. The Director of School EducationSecondary Madras-6 The Joint Director of School Education,Secondary Education, Madras, the Chief Educational Officer,Vellore, North Arcot District, the respondents 1 to 4 herein, togrant the Aid to the petitioner's St. Joseph's High School (Forboys and Girls), Athipet, Jawathu Hills, North Arcot District fromthe upgraded recognised standards IX from 1983 and standard X from1984 onwards with all benefits and privilages.WP 395/85Writ of Mandamus directing the respondents 1 to 4 herein toimplement the G.O.Ms.No.1323, Education, Science and TechnologyDepartment dated 14.09.1983 by allotting 9 aided teachers posts tothe petitioner's Immaculate Heart of mary L.C.Primary School,Maniarankuntu, Kuzhithurai Education District, KanyakumariDistrict.WP 567/85 https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate Writ directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu represented by its Commissioner &Secretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras - 9, TheDirector of School Education, Madras -6, The Joint Director ofSchool Education, Secondary Education, Madras -6. The ChiefEducational Officer, Vellore, North Arcot District, and TheInspectress of Girls Schools, Vellore, North Arcot District, therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid to the petitioner'sSt.Antony's Girls High School, Pavithram, for the recognisedStandards VI and IX from 1980 onwards and for Standards VII, VIIIand X from 1981 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendantthereto.WP 4227/85Writ of Mandamus or any other appropraite writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu represented by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras 600 009,The Director of School Education, Madras 600 006, The JointDirector of School Education, (Secondary) Madras 600 006, The ChiefEducational Officer, Kamaraj District at Virudhunagar, The DistrictEducational Officer, Virudhunagar Educational District,Virudhunagar, the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid to thepetitioners St. Antony's High School, Melanmarainadu, KamarajDistrict, from 1980 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereon.WP 4270/85Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu represented by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras 600 009,The Director of School Education, Madras 600 006, The JointDirector of School Education (Secondary), Madras 600 006, The ChiefEducational Officer, South Arcot District, Cuddalore, The ChiefEducational Officer, Madras 600 015, The District EducationalOfficer, Virudhachalam, South Arcot District, and the DistrictEducational Officer, Madras South, Madras 600 007, the respondents1 to 7 herein to grant aid to the petitioner's D.M.High School,Karialur, Kalavarayan Hills, South Arcot District from the date ofrecognition i.e. 1983, onwards, Park Town Mission High SchoolPonnapachetty Street, Madras 3, from the date of recognition i.e.1983 onwards and to D.M.High School, Pudukuppam, South ArcotDistrict from the date of recognition, i.e. 1983 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendent thereon, to the respectiveschools.WP 8502/85Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate Writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government, Education Department, Fort St. George, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Madras 600 009, the Director of School Education, Madras 600 006,The Joint Director of School Education (Elementary), Madras 600006, the Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, KanyakumariDistrict, and the District Educational Officer, Nagercoil,Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid tothe five qualified teachers working in the five standards of thepetitioner's Arockia Annai Primary School, Arockiapuram, LeepuramP.O., Kanyakumari District from the year of recognition i.e. 1981onwards, with all benefits and privileges attendent.WP 11323/85Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate Writ directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras - 600 009,the Director of School Education, Madras - 600 006, the JointDirector of School Education (secondary), Madras - 600 006, theChief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District and theDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai Educational District,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District the respondents 1 to 5 herein, togrant 15 minimum aided Posts (Teaching & Non-teaching) for 1981-82.16 minimum aided posts (Teaching and Non-Teaching) for 1982-83and the minimum aided posts (Teaching and non-teaching) - B.T.Assistant - 3, Secondary Grade Teacher - 5, Malayalam Pandit -1,Tamil Pandit - 2, Sewing Mistress - 1, Craft Teacher - 1, DrawingMaster - 1, Junior Assistant - 1, Record Clerk, 1, Peon -2,Watchman -1 and Waterman -1 from, 1983-84 onwards to thePetitioner's "One physical Education teacher from 1983-84 onwards,One Junior Assistant from 1981-82 onwards one Drawing Master from1982-82 onwards and one sweeper from 1983-84 onwards" High School(Aided-Bilingual), Kalluppalam, Edacode P.O., Vilavancode T.K.Kanyakumari District, with all benefits, privileges and salariesattendant thereto.WP 11957/85Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate Writ directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras - 600 009,the Director of School Education, Madras - 600 006, the JointDirector of School Eduction (Elementary), Madras - 600 006, theChief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, theDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai Educational District,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District and the Deputy Inspector ofSchool, Kuzhithurai Range, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, therespondents 1 to 6 herein to grant aid to minimum posts of 1 HeadMaster and 1 Secondary Grade Teacher for 1979-80, 1 Headmaster and3 Secondary Grade Teachers from 1980-91, 1 Headmaster and 5Secondary Grade Teachers for 1981-82, 1 Headmaster and 7 SecondaryGrade Teachers for 1982-83, 1 Headmaster and 9 Secondary GradeTeachers for 1983-84 1 Headmaster and 9 Secondary Grade Teachers https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ for 1984-85 and 1 Headmaster and 9 Secondary Grade Teachers for1985-86 onwards to the Petitioner Primary School (Aided-Bilingual)Kalluppalam, Edacode P.O., vilavancode T.K., Kanyakumari Districtwith all benefits, privileges and salaries attendant thereto.WP.1994/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing the stateof Tamil Nadu , rep by its Commissioner and Secretary, EducationDepartment, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director of SchoolEducation, Madras 6 the Chief Educational Officer, KanyakumariDistrict at Nagercoil and the Inspectress of Girls Schools,Nagercoil, the respondents 1 to 4 herein to pay the teaching andnon teaching staff salaries with all benefits, one B.T Assistantfrom 4.6.80 to 10.2.82 one Tamil Pandit from 4.6.80 to 31.5.81,Three Secondary Grade Teachers from 4.6.80 onwards, one CraftTeacher from 4.6.80 onwards, one record Clark from 4.6.80 onwards,one office Asst from 4.6.80 onwards, one full time watchman from4.6.80 onwards and one additional B. T. Assistant from 4.6.80 to10.2.82 and another additional B.T Asst from 1.6.81 onwards, oneadditional Tamil Pandit from 1.6.81 on wards and one Junior Asstfrom 1985-86 onwards working in petitioner's Aided High School forgirls at Kunnamgal, Near Colachel, Kanyakumari District.WP.2005/86:-Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the joint Director of School Education,Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Tirunelveli, The DistrictEducational Officer, Tirunelveli, South at Tirunelveli, TirunalveliDistrict, the respondent 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by sanctioningteaching and non teaching staff posts in accordance with G.O.Ms.250Education dated 29.2.1964 and Rule 17 of the Madras EducationalRules and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Shools Regulation Act1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognitionand payment of Grant Rules 1977 to the petitioner R.C. MiddleSchool Thalarkulam, Singamparai PO, Ambasamudram Taluk, TirunelveliDistrict from 20.6.83.WP. 2008/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School (Secondary)Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, KanyakumariDistrict and the District Educational Officer , Kuzhithurai,Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ from the date of recognition ie. 1981 onwards to the petitioner'sPlus XI Higher Secondary School, Thoothor allotting teaching andnon teaching staffs put in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rule 18 of Madras Educational Rules and the TamilNadu Recognised Private Shools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977WP.2502/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Elementary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil,Kanyakumari District and the District Educational Officer ,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotting teaching and non teaching staffs posts tothe petitioner's St Mathews Primary School, Annikkarai, Kulappuram,Kanyakumari District from the date of recognition (ie) 1983 onwardsin accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.250 Education Dated 29.2.1964 Rule 17 of Madras EducationalRules and the proceedings of the Chief Educational Officer inRC.28488/E1/84 dated 23.1.1985 and the Tamil Nadu RecognisedPrivate Schools payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.2504/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Secondary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil,Kanyakumari District and the District Educational Officer ,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotting teaching and non teaching staffs posts tothe petitioner's St Mary's High School, Kaliyal from the date ofrecognition (ie) 1981 onwards in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with the proceedings of the Director ofSchool Education in Rc.91840/G1/G3/83-6 dated 26.3.83 Rule 17, 18and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules, the Tamil Nadu RecognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and The TamilNadu Minority Schools Payment of grant Rules 1977.WP.2713/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Elementary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Kanyakumari District and the District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotting teaching and non teaching staffs posts tothe petitioner's Sacred Heart Primary School, Kamaraj Nagar,Padanthalamoodu P.O Kanyakumari District from the date ofrecognition (ie) 1979 onwards in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with the G.O.Ms.250 Education Dated29.2.1964 Rule 17 of Madras Educational Rules and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil nadu Minority Schools Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.2901/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 The Chief Educational Officer, SaidapetMadras 15, the District Educational Officer, Madras North, therespondents 1 to 4 herein to approve the appointment of Mrs. L. Ivyas clerk from the date of appointment ie 7.7.1977 with salary andall benefits attached there to and sanction office attender (RecordClerk) in accordance with G.O.Ms. 583, Education, dated 23.4.1966and Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil nadu Minority Schools Recognisation andpayment of grant rules 1977 in so far as the petitioners St AndrewsHigh School, Choolai Madras 112 in concerned.WP.3018/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Elementary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil,Kanyakumari District and the District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotting teaching and non teaching staffs posts tothe petitioner's Mar Mathew Kavukattu Memorial primary School,Varuthattu S. T. Mankad, Methukummal Post, Kanyakumari Districtfrom the date of recognition (ie) 1979 onwards in accordance withlaw and in particular in accordance with the G.O.Ms.250 EducationDated 29.2.1964 Rule 17 of Madras Educational Rules and the TamilNadu Recognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil nadu Minority Schools Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.3183/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Secondary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Thirunelveli, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Tirunelveli District and the District Educational Officer,Tirunelveli East at Tuticorin, Tirunelveli the respondents 1 to 5herein to grant aid by allowing teaching and non teaching staffsposts to the petitioner's St Antony's High School Pazhaiyakayal,Srivaikundam Taluk, Tirunelveli District form the year ofrecognition (ie) 1982 onwards in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rule 18 and Rule 71 of the MadrasEducational Rules, The Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schoolsregulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil nadu MinoritySchools Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.3184/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Secondary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil,Kanyakumari District and the District Educational Officer,Thuckalay, Kanyakuamri District the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotting teaching and non teaching staffs posts tothe petitioner's St Josephs High School, Pillankalai, Kulagummood,Post, Kannyakumari District from the year of recognition (ie 1983)onwards in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withRule 18 and Rule 71 of Madras Educational Rules, The Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil nadu Minority Schools Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.3185/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education(Elementary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil,Kanyakumari District and the District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotting teaching and non teaching staffs posts tothe petitioner's St Thomas Malankara Syrian Catholic PrimarySchool (Bilingual) Mankuzhy, Adaikakuzhy P.O Kanyakumari Districtfrom the year of recognistion (ie) 1979 onwards in accordance withthe law and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.2.64 Rule 17 of Madras Education Rules and theTamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority.WP.3587/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner and Secretary,Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 the Director ofSchool Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of School Education https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ (Secondary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational Officer, Chingleput atKancheepuram, Chingleput District and the District EducationalOfficer, Chingleput, Chingleput District, respondents 1 to 5herein to grant aid by Way of allotment of teaching and nonteaching staffs post to the petitioner's St Josephs High School,Kovalam, Chingleput District, is concernted from the year ofrecognistion (ie) 1984 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance law and in particular in accordancewith Rule 18 and Rule 71 of the Madras Educatinal Rules and theTamil Nadu Recognised Private School Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment ofgrant Rules 1977.W.P.3593 of 1986:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the Government of Tamil nadu, rep by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St George, Chennai 9 theDirector of School Education, Madras 6 the Joint Director of SchoolEducation (Secondary) Madras 6, The Chief Educational OfficerChingleput at Kancheepuram, Chingleput District and the DistrictEducational Officer, Saidapet Madras the respondents 1 to 5 hereinto grant aid by way of allottment of teaching and non teachingstaffs post to the petitioner Monfort High School, Alandur, Madras16 is concerned from the year of recognition (i.e) 1983 onwardswith all benefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordancewith law and in particular in accordance with Rule 18 and Rule 71of the Madras Educational rules and the Tamilnadu recognisedprivate school regulation act 1973 and rules 1974 and the TamilnaduMinority Schools recognition and payment of grant rules 1977 andG.O.Ms. 583 Education dated 23.4.66.W.P.3708/86Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing theGovernment of Tamil Nadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras 600 009,The Director of School Education Madras 600 006, the Joint Directorof school Education (elementary) madras 600 006, the ChiefEducational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari district and TheDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhuthurai, Kanyakumari district,the Respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotting teacherspost in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withrule 17 of the Madras Educational Rules and G.O.ms.No.250 Educationdated 29.2.1964 and G.o.Ms.no.581 dated 23.4.64; The Tamil NaduPrivate Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977to the petitioner's St. James Primary School,Valyavillai,Managarai, Kanyakumari District is concerned.WP.3709/86Directing the Government of Tamilnadu represented by itsCommissioner and Secretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Madras 600 009, the director of School education, Madras 600 006,the Joint director of School Education (secondary) Madras 6, theChief Educational Officer, Madras 600 015, and the DistrictEducational Officer, Madras North, Madras 600 007, the respondents1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching and non-teaching staffs post to the petitioners Mary Immaculate MiddleSchools, Kilpauk, Madras 10, from the year of recognition (i.e)1982 with all benefits and privileges attendant to the post inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.250 Education dated 29.2.1964, G.O.Ms.No.581 Educationdated 23.4.1964, G.O.Ms. 5833 education dated 23.4.66, rule 17 ofthe Madras Educational Rules, The Tamilnadu Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 and the Tamil nadu MinoritySchools recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.3827/86Directing the Government of Tamil Nadu represented by theCommissioner and Secretary, Education Department, fort St. George,Madras 600 009, The director of School Education, Madras 600 006,The Joint Director of School Education (Secondary), Madras 600 006,The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District andThe Inspectress of Girls Schools, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari Districtthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allotment ofteaching and non-teaching staffs post to the petitioners prividenceGirls High Schools, Ritapuram 629159, Kanyakumari District isconcerned from the date of recognition i. 1982 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance with rule18 and rule 71 of the Madras Educational Rules and the Tamil naduRecognised Private School regulation act 1973 and Rules 1074 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of Grantrules 1977 and G.O.Ms.No.583 Education dated 23.4.66.WP.3849/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras 600 009,the Director of School Education, Madras 600 0006, the JointDirector of School Education (Secondary) Madras 600 006, The ChiefEducational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, and theDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotting teaching andnon teaching and non teaching staff posts to the petitioner's QueenMary Malankara Syrian Catholic High School, Kodunkulam, Marthandam,Kanyakumari district from the year of recognition(i.e) 1981 onwardsin accordance with the law and in particular in accordance withG.O.ms.No.583, education, dated 23.4.66 rule 18 and 71 of MadrasEducational Rules and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools payment of Grant Rules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP.3872/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andsecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras-9, the Director of School Education, Madras 600 006, theJoint Director of School Education (secondary) Madras 600 006, theChief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, theDistrict Educational Officer, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District, therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching andnon-teaching staffs post to the petitioner's St.Marys' HigherSecondary School, Colachel, Kanyakumari district, from the year1980 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant to the postin accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 23.4.1964, G.O.Ms.No.583, Educationdated 23.4.1966, rules 18 and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules,the Tamil Nadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment ofGrant Rules 1977WP 3873/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing thegovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by the Commissioner andsecretary to Government, Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras 600 009, The Director of School Education, Madras 600 006,The Joint Director of School Education(elementary) Madras 600 006,The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, TheDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari district andthe Deputy Inspector of Schools, Karungal, Kanyakumari District,the respondents 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by allotment of aidedteachers post to the petitioners Rev. S.Mathias Memorial church ofsouth India Primary School, Arasakulam, Thenkaipattanam,Kanyakumari District from 1981 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto.WP.3874/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its commissioner andSecretary to Government, Education department, Fort St. George,Madras 600 006, The Director of School Education, Madras 600 006.The Joint Director of school Education(Secondary) Madras 600 006,The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari district andthe District Education Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District,the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotting teachingand non teaching staffs to the petitioners Bishop Arockiasamy HighSchool,Maravankudiyirupu, Kanyakumari District, from the Year ofRecognition (i.e) from 1983 onwards in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581, education, aged23.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583, Education, dated 23.4.66, rule 18 and Rule71 of the Madras Educational rules, The Tamilnadu Recognised https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and theTamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of grant rules1977.WP. 38375/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by the Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, fort St. George, Madras-600 009,the Director of School Education, Madras 600 006, the JointDirector of School education, (Secondary) Madras 600 006, the ChiefEducational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, the DistrictEducation officer, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari district the respondents1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching andnon/teaching staffs post to the petitioner's St. Jude Thaddaeus'High School, Pallam, Kanyakumari district is concerned from theyear of recognition i.e. 1980 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with rule 18 and rule 71 of the MadrasEducational Rules and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977 andG.O.ms.No583, Education, dated 23.4.1966.WP.4000/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St.George,Madras 600 009, The Director of School Education, Madras 600 006,The Joint Director of School Education, (secondary) Madras 600006,The Chief Education Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District,and the District Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai, KanyakumariDistrict the respondents 1 to 5 herein, to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs post to the petitioner's St.Josephs Higher Secondary School (Bilingual) Trituapuram,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District from 1978 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant to the post in accordance withlaw and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms. No.581, educationdated 23.4.1964, G.O.Ms.No.583, Education, dated 23.4.1966, Rules18 and 71 of the Madras Educational rules, the TamilNadu PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilnaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant rules 1977WP.4001/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras -9, The Director School Education Madras - 600 006 The JointDirector of School Education (Secondary) Madras - 600006, The Chief https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, the DistrictEducational Officer, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching annon-teaching staffs post to the petitioner's Christ the King HighSchool (Bilingual) Piracode, Kanyakumari District, from the year ofrecognition (ie) 1980 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant to the post in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581, Education dated 23.04.1964,G.O.Ms.No.583 Education dated 23.04.1966, Rules 18 and 71 of theMadras Educational Rules, the Tamil Nadu Private Schools RegulationAct 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schoolsrecognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.4002/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras -9, The Director of School Education, Madras - 600006, TheJoint Director of School Education (Elementary) Madras - 600006,The Chief Educational Officer, Utagamandalam, Nilgiris, theDistrict Educational Officer, Nilgiris, Coonoor, Nilgiris Districtthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teachingstaffs post to the petitioner's St. Sebastina Aided Primary School,New land, Sree Madurai P.O. Gudaloor, from the year 1980 onwardswith all benefits and privileges attendant to the post inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated 23.04.1964, G.O.Ms.No.250-Educationdated 29.02.1964, Rules 18 and 17 of the Madras Educational Rules,the Tamilnadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP.No.6647/86 & 6733/86 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras -9, The Director of School Education Madras - 600006, theJoint Director of School Education (Elementary) Madras - 600006,The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, theDistrict Educational Officer, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teachingstaffs post to the petitioner's R.C.Middle School, Vellicode,Kanyakumari District, from the year 1980 onwards with all benefitsand privileges attendant to the post in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Edu-cation dated23.4.1964 G.O.Ms.No.250 Education dated 29.02.1964, Rules 18 and 17of the Madras Educational Rules, the Tamilnadu Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973, and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP.No.6734/86 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras -9, The Director of School Education Madras - 600006, theJoint Director of School Education (Elementary) Madras - 600006,The Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, KanyakumariDistrict,District Educational Officer, Nagercoil, KanyakumariDistrict the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching staffs posts to the petitioners St.Marry;s MiddleSchools, Aral-Kurusady, Aramboly, Kanyakumari District from theyear 1981 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant to thepost in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated 23.04.1964, Rules 18 and 17 of theMadras Educational Rules, the Tamilnadu Private Shcools RegulationAct 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority SchoolsRecognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.No.7405/86 : Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching and non teaching staffs post to thepetitioner's St.Joseph's High School, Erukancheri, from the year ofrecognition i.e 1983 onwards with all privileges and benefitsattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rule 18 and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules andthe Tamilnadu recognised private school regulation act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamilnadu minority schools recognition andpayment of grant rules 1977 and G.O.MS.No.583 Eduation dated23.04.1966.WP.No.8703/86 : Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching and non teaching staffs post to thepetitioners Masood Thaika high School, Kadayanallur, TirunelveliDistrict from 1981 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rule 18 and 71 of the Madras Educational RulesG.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 22.2.1964 G.O.Ms.No.587-Educationdated 23.04.1966, the Tamil Nadu recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974, and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.No.8721/86 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching staffs post to the petitioner's St.Antony's https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Middle School, Vattam, Kanaykumari District, from the year 1979onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant to the post inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated 22.02.1964, G.O.Ms.No.250-Educationdated 29.02.1964, Rules 18 and 17 of the Madras Educational Rules,the Tamil Nadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP.No.8810/86 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government-Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras - 600009, the Director of School Education, Madras - 6, thejoint Director of School Education, (Elementary), Madras - 600006,the Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, theDistrict Educational Officer, Thucalay, Kanyakumari District, therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teachingstaffs post to the petitioner's St. Jude Thaddaeus Primary Schoolat Pallam, Kanyakumari District, from the year 1985 onwards withall benefits and privileges attendant to the post in accordancewith law and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated 22.02.1964, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education dated29.02.1964, Rules 18 and 17 of the Madras Educational Rules, theTamil Nadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.No.8811/86 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing the1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching staffs post tothe petitioner's St. Michael's Middle Schools at Rajavoor,K.Thoppoor, Kanyakumari District from the year 1982 onwards withall benefits and privileges attendant thereto to the post inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated 22.02.1964, G.O.Ms.No.250-Educationdated 29.02.1964, Rule 17 of the Madras Educational Rules, theTamil Nadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.No.8812/86 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government-Education Department, Fort St. George,Madras - 600009, the Director of School Education, Madras - 6, thejoint Director of School Education, Madras - 600006, the ChiefEducational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, the DistrictEducational Officer, Kuzhithurai Kanyakuamri District, the https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ respondents 1 to5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teachingstaff post to the petitioner's Sacred Heart Middle School atKadayal, Kanyakumari District, from the year 1976 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant to the post in accordance withlaw and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Educationdated 22.02.1964, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education dated 29.02.1964, Rules18 and 17 of the Madras Educational Rules, the Tamil Nadu PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.8813/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu represented by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government Education Department, Fort St. George,madras- 600 009 the Director of School Education, Madras- 600 006the Joint Director of School Education (Elementary) Madras- 600 006the Chief Educational Office, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District theDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District,the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teachingstaffs post to the petitioners St. Joseph's Primary School,Ramanthurai, Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allotment of teaching staffs post to the petitionersSt. Joseph's Primary School, Ramanthurai, Kanyakumari District fromthe year 1985m onwards with all benefits and privileges attendantto the post in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581- Education dated 22.2.64G.O.Ms.No.250 Education dated 29.2.1964 Rules 18 and 17 of theMadras Educational Rules the Tamilnadu Private Schools RegulationAct 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority SchoolsRecognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.9901/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other order or direction inthe nature of Writ directing the respondents to grant aid from thedate of recognition namely 1.7.1983 to the Petitioner School HajiMansoor Shah Oriental Arabic High School, Villupuram with all thebenefits and privileges.W.P.10625/86: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the Government of Tamilnadu represented by itsCommissioner and Secretary to the Government Education Department,Fort St. George, Madras- 600 009 the Director of School Education,Madras- 600 006 the Director of School Education, Madras- 600 006the Joint Director of School education (Elementary) Madras- 600 006the Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, theDistrict Educational Officer, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District theRespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottment of teachingand non-teaching staffs post to the petitioners St. Josephs HighSchool sarel, Kanyakumari District from 1981 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with Rule 18 and 71 of the MadrasEducational Rules G.O.Ms.581 Education dated 22.2.64 G.O.Ms.No.583, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Education dated 23.4.66 the Tamilnadu recognised private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of grant Rules 1977.W.P.10629/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs post to the petitioner's St.Antony's High School, at Mullanganvillai, Kanyakumari District fromthe date of recognition i.e. 1977 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant there-to in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated22.2.1964 G.O.Ms.No.583 Education dated 22.2.1964 G.O.Ms.NO.583Education dated 23.4.1966 and Rule 18 and 71 of the Madras,Education Rules, the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.10692/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching staffs post to the petitioner's St. Antony's PrimarySchool Enayam, Puthenthurai, Kanyakumari District from the year1985 onwards with all benefits and pri-villages attendant to thepost in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 23.4.1964 g.O.Ms.NO.250 Educationdated 29.2.1964 Rules 17 and 18 of the Madras Educational Rules theTamilnadu Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamilnadu Minority Schools recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.W.P.10828/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs post to the petitioner'sSt.Joseph's High School at Moolagamoodu at Kanyajkumari Districtfrom the date of recognition i.e 1977 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.OP.Ms.No.581 Education dated22.2.1964 G.O.Ms.No.583 Education dated 23.4.1966 and Rule 18 and71 of the Madras Education Rules the Tamilnadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the tamilnaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.10984:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching staff posts to the petitioners St. Mary's Middle Schoolat Puthukkadai, Kanyakumari District from the year 1982 onwardswith all benefits and privileges attendant thereto to the post inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581- Education dated 22.2.1964 G.O.Ms.No.250 Educationdated 29.2.1964 rules 18 and 17 of the Madras Education Rules thetamilnadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 andthe tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ W.P.11273/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching posts to the petitioners Lutheran Middle School,Vazhuthelampallam, Villavan Code Taluk Kanyakumari District from1979 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 22.4.1964 G.O.Ms.No.250 Educationdated 29.2.1964 and Rule 17 and 71 of the Tamilnadu Education Rulesand the Tamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition andpayment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.12109/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioners St.Isabel's Girls High School Pattukottai Tanjore District from thedate of recognition (i.e) 1981 onwards with all benefits andprivilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581- Education dated22.2.1964 and G.O.Ms.No.583 Education dated 23.4.1966 Rule 18 and71 of the Tamilnadu Education Rules the Tamilnaud RecognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and theTamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules1977.W.P.12528/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioners R.C.Susai High School, Kalugumalai, Chidambaranar District from theyear of recognition (i.e) 1981 onwards with all benefits andprivilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated22.2.1964 Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamilnadu Education Rules, theTamilnadu Recognition Private Schools, Regulation act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition andpayment of Grant Rules 1977. W.P.12551/86:- Writ of Mandamus or any other apropriate Writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs posts to the petitioners St.Rita's Girls High School, Erode from the year of recognition (i.e)1980 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581- Education, dated 22.2.1964 rule 18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 12562/86: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs posts to the petitioners the https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Keelatheru Kairathul Jamalia Sangam, Paramakudi, RamanathapuramDistrict from the year of recognition (i.e) 1981 onwards with allbenefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22.2.1964, Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, theTamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP 12605/86: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs posts to the petitionersSt.Justine's Girls High School, Sivaganga, Pasumpon MuthuramalingamDistrict from the year of recognition (i.e.) 1979 onwards with allbenefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated22.2.1964 Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 13132/1986: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's R.C.Primary School,Chintamani, Puliyankudi, Sivagiri Taluk, Tirunelveli District fromthe year of recognition (i.e.) 1982 onwards with all benefits andprivilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22.2.1964 and G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.4.1964, Rule 17 ofthe Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 13184/86: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs posts to the petitioners theHyrathul Jalalia High School, East Street, Keelakarai,Ramanathapuram District from the year 1981 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance with law inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22.2.1964, Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, theTamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition andpayment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 13966/1986: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.Mary's High School, Uvari, Tirunelveli District from the year ofrecognition (i.e.) 1980 onwards with all benefits and privilagesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education dated 22.2.64 and https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ G.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66 and Rule 18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 13995/1986: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.Joseph's High School, Punnaikkayal,V.O. Chidambaranar Districitfrom the year of recognition (i.e.) 1981 onwards with all benefitsand privilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64 andG.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66 and Rule 18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu recognised PrivateSchools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 562/1987: Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus or any otherappropriate writ calling for all the records relating to theproceedings of the Director of School Education, Madras -600 006,the 2nd respondent herein in R.c.No.54163/G3/86, dated 25.12.1986and quash the same in so far as the petitioner's St. Stephens HighSchool, South Palavillai, Velayudha Nagar, Kollencode Post,Kanyakumari District and direct the respondents 1 to 4 herein togrant aid by allottment of teaching and non teaching staffs post tothe petitioners St. Stephens High School, South Palavillai,Velayudha Nagar, Kollencode Post, Kanyakumari District from 1977onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66, the TamilNadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1978,and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofgrant Rules 1977.WP 890/1987: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the Government of Tamil Nadu, represented by itsCommissioner and Secretary to the Government, Education Department,Fort St.George, Madras 600-009, the Director of School Education,Madras -600 006, the Joint Director of School Education(Elementary) Madras -600 006,The Chief Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, The District Educational Officer,Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District the respondents 1 to 5 herein togrant aid by allottment of teaching and non-teaching staffs post tothe petitioners St.Aloysius High School, Karankadu, KanyakumariDistrict from 1978 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rule 18 and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583, Education-Dated 23.4.66, the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools RegulationAct 1973 and Rules 1974,and the Tamil Nadu Minority SchoolsRecognition and payment of grant Rules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP 1271/1987: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof non teaching post i.e. One Clerk Post to the petitioner'sDr.K.K.Nirmala Girls High School, Ashok Nagar, Madras -600 083 from3.2.1987 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant theretoin accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.1964, Rule 18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules and the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 1274/1987: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching and non-teaching staffs post to the petitionersChristian Mission in many lands High School, Vadamalapuram,Sankaran Koil Taluk, Tirunelveli District from 7.6.1982 onwardswith all benefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordancewith law and in particular in accordance with Rule 18 and 71 of theMadras Educational Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.1964,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, the Tamilnadu RecognisedPrivate Schoosl Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974, and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition adn Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 1362/1987: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriatewrit,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid byallottment of teaching and non-teaching staff posts to thepetitioners Sacrad Heart High School, Panagudi, TirunelveliDistrict from the date of recognition i.e. 3.6.1981 onwards withall benefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance withlaw and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, and Rule 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognitionand Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 1893/1987: may be pleased to call far the records of the firstrespondent namely the director of school Education Madras and quashthe order passed by the first respondent in his proceedingsL.Dis.No.40974/G3/86 dated 21.10.86 and direct the respondents togrant full aid to the petitioner school by the issue of a writ ofCertiorarified Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, Order ordirection.WP 2088/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing therespondents 1 to 7 herein to grant aid by allottment of teachingand non-teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's Danish MissionHigh School at Parikkal, South Arcot District for Standard VI to IXfrom 1984 and from Standard X from 1985 and the Saroan Arch DeaconArcot Lutheran Church High School at Thiruvannamalai North Arcot https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ District for Standard VI to IX from 1984 and for Standard X from1985 onwards in accordance with law and in particular in accordancewith Rule 18 and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66,the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamilnadu minority Schools Recognition andPayment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 2095/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondent 1 to 5 herein to allott teaching and non teaching staffposts to the petitioners Rowther Saib High School, TeriruveliVillage and Post, Mudukulathur Taluk, Ramanathapuram District from1981 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rule 18and 71 of the Madras Educational Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 the TamilnaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974, andthe Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP 2742/87Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching posts to thepetitioners Sagaya Matha Middle School, Annai Sivagami Nagar,Ennore, Madras – 600 056 from the date of recognition(i.e) 1980onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, Rule 17 of the MadrasEducation Rules, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29-2-64 and theTamil Nadu Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of grantRules and pass such further or other orders.WP 2876/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing therespondents 1 to 6 herein to allot teaching and non teaching staffsposts to the petitioner's sacred Heart Higher Secondary School,Satankulam, V.O.Chidambaranar District from the date of recognitioni.e.1984 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant theretoin accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23-4-66, Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Tamil nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition andpayment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 2877/87:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directingthe respondents 1 to 6 herein to allot teaching and non teaching https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ staff posts to the petitioner's St.Joseph's Girls High School,Satankulam, V.O.Chindambaranar District from the date ofrecognition i.e.1983 onwards with all benefits and privilagesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66, Rule 18 and 71 of the TamilNadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 3338/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondent 1 to 5 herein to allott teaching and non teaching staffposts to the petitioners Rahamania High School, Khadir Nagar,HighGround, Tirunelveli from 1981 onwards with all benefits andprivilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rule 18 and 71 of the MadrasEducation Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 the Tamilnadu RecognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974, and theTamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules1977.WP 3655/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondent 1 to 5 herein to allott teaching and non teaching staffposts to the petitioners St.Joseph's High School, Vizhuthayambalam,Kanyakumari District from the date of recognition (i.e.) 1982onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23-4-66, Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Tamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974, and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition andpayment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 3742/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondent 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by allottment of teachingstaff posts to the petitioners Tirunelveli Diocese of the Church ofSouth India, T.D.T.A.Primary School, Sengottai, TirunelveliDistrict from the year of recognition i.e.1983 onwards with allbenefits privilages attendant thereto in accordance with law andin particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29-4-64, Rule 17 of theTamilnadu Education Rules, the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP 3760/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondent 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non teaching staffposts to the petitioner's Aided Girls High School, Paper MillsRoad, Peravellore, Perambur, Madras – 600 011 from the date ofrecognition (i.e.) 1985 onwards with all benefits and privilagesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66, Rule 18 and 71 of the TamilNadu Education Rules, the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 5155/87 writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottment of teachingstaff posts to the petitioner's “The Roman Catholic Diocese ofTuticorin Holy Cross Primary School, Vallioor, Tirunelveli Districtfrom the year of recognition and aid (i.e) 1986 onwards with allbenefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordant with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22-2-1964, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29-4-64, Rule 17 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil naduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977 WP 5840/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondent 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non teaching staffposts to the petitioner's St.Xaviers High School, Mugaiyur, SouthArcot District from the date of recognition (i.e.) 1981 onwardswith all benefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordancewith law and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66,Rule 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the TamilnaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP 6414/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondent 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by allottment of teachingstaffs posts to the petitioner's The Roman Catholic Diocese ofTuticorin R.C.Primary School, Thalamuthu Nagar, Siluvaipatti P.O.,Tuticorin, V.O.Chidambaranar District from the year of recoginition(i.e.) 1984 onwards with all benefits and privilages attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education,dated 29-4-64, Rule 17 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Tamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1977 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP 6454/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondent 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non teaching staffsposts to the petitioner The Tirunelveli Diocese of the Church ofSouth India T.D.TA.Kurukalperi High School, Asirvathapuram,Sathankulam Taluk, V.O.Chidambaranar District from the date ofrecognition (i.e.) 1984 onwards with all benefits and privilagesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66, Rule 13,18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamilnadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilnaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.6455/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writdirecting the respondents 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's Diocese of the ChurchTirunelveli of South India, T.D.T.A.Middle School, Athisayapuram,Sathankulam Taluk, V.O.Chidambaranar District from the year ofrecognition [i.e] 1983 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.MS.No.581 Edn dated 22.2.64 G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.4.64, Rule 17 of the Tamil Nadu EducationRules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognitionand Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.6609/87:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts and other grants elligibleto the petitioner's St. Joseph's Higher Secondary School,Mulagumoodu, Kanyakumari District from the date of recognition[i.e.] 1983 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64, G.O.No.583-Education dated23..4.66 Rules 13,18 and 71 of the Tamilnadu Education Rules TheTamil Nadu Recognised private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Minority Schools Recognition andPayment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.6988/87:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non teachingstaffs posts to the Petitioner's C.S.I.High School, Attur, Salem,Salem Ditrict from the date of recognition [i.e.] 1984 onwards withall benefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance withlaw and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18and 71 of the Tamilnadu Education Rules the Tamilnadu RecognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.6393/87: Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus or any otherappropriate Writ calling for all records relating to theproceedings of the 1st respondent in Letter No.20794/HS2/85-28-Education [HS2] Department, dated 1.6.1987 and quashing the sameand directing the respondents 1 to 5 heein to grant aid byallotment of teaching and non teaching staffs post and other grantseligible to the petitioner's Wavoo Trust Kayalpatnam Central HigherSecondary School, Kayalpatnam V.O.Chidambaranar District from thedate of recognition [i.e] 1985 onwards with all benefits andprivilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.N.581-Education, dated22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18 and 71of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu RecognisedPrivate Schools Recognition Act 1973 and 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.7098/87:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot of teaching and non teachingstaffs posts to the petitioner's the Roman Catholic Arch Diocese ofMadurai, Veerama Munivar High School, Krishnaperi, Manaseri P.O.,Virudunagar Taluk, Kamarajar District from the date of recognition[i.e.] 1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education Actdated 23.4.66, Rule 13, 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu EducationRules, and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools RecognitionAct 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority SchoolsRecognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.7112/87:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and nonteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's the Roman Catholic ArchDiocese of Madurai Velankanni High School, Sivakasi KamarajarDistrict from the date of recognition (ie) 1985 onwards with allbenefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581- Education dated22.2.64 G.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66 Rules 13,18 and 71 ofthe Tamilnadu Education Rules the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.7458/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and nonteaching staffs posts to the petitioners the Tirunelveli Diocese ofthe Church of South India, T.D.T.A.Ranji Aaron Memorial HighSchool, Anandapuram, Satankulam Taluk, V.O.Chidambaranar Ditrictfrom the date of recognition [i.e] 1985 onwards with all benefits https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ and privileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22.2.64, G.O.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18 and 71 ofthe Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Recognised Act 1973 ad Rules 1974 and the TamilnaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.7553/87:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching poststo the petitioner's St.Joseph's M.S.C. Middle School, Chellamkonam,Kappiarai, Kanyakumari District from the date of recognition [i.e]1950 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education dated 23.4.66,Rules 13, 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the TamilNadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977 and to approve the appointments of Two SecondaryGrade Teachers from 1984 onwards, One Secondary Grade Teacher from2.1.1984 onwards and one Tamil Pandit from 4.6.1984 onwards who areall working in the petitioner's St. Joseph's M.S.C. HigherSecondary School, Chellamkonam, Kappiarai, Kanyakumari District.WP.7555/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.Joseph's M.S.C. Higher Secondary School, Kulaparai, VellachiparaiPost, Vilavancode, Kanyakumari District from the year ofrecognition [i.e.] 1980 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64,G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.4.64, Rule 17 of the Tamil NaduRecognised private Schools Regulation Rules, the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.7556/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and nonteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's Loyola High SchoolAriyandipuram, Paramakudi [via], Pasum Pon Muthuramalingam Districtfrom the date of recognition [i.e.] 1986 onwards with all benefitsand privileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18 and71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognisedprivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.No.8030/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and nonteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's The Roman Catholic https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Diocese of Ootacamund, St. Joseph's Boys High School, WellingtonBarracks, Nilgris, Uthagamandalam District from the date ofrecognition [i.e.] 1982-83 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18 and71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognisedprivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.8518/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and nonteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's Home Church High Schoolfor Girls, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District from the date ofrecognition [i.e.] 1983 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised privateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.8648/87: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and nonteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's The Roman CatholicDiocese of Ootacamund St. Joseph's High School, Soosaipuram,Thalawadi[via], Periyar District from the date of recognition[i.e.] 1983 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.4.66, Rules 13, 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu EducationRules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised private Schools Regulation Act1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority SchoolsRecognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.8741/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non teaching staffposts and other grants eligible to the Petitioner's St.Joseph'sGirls Higher Secondary School, Jawahar Nagar, Palayamkotai,Tirunelveli District from the date of recognition (i.e) 1985onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23-4-66 Rules 13,18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition andPayment of Grand Rules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP.9326/87 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non teaching staffsposts to the Petitioner's St.Joseph's High School, Vettuvankanni,Madras-600 041 from the date of recognition onwards with allbenefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22-2-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 Rules 18 and 71 ofthe Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grand Rules 1977.WP.10991/87 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allotment ofteaching and non-teaching staff post to the petitioners Don BoscoHigh School,Vepery, from the year of recognition(i.e)1985 onwardswith all benefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordancewith Law and in particular in accordance with Rule 18 and Rule 71of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated22-4-65, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 and the TamilnaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation act 1973 and rules 1974 andthe Tamilnadu Minority schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.10994/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directionthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allotment ofteaching and non teaching staff post to the petitioner St.paulsMahajana High School, Kalladipettai, from the year of recognition(i.e)1985 onwards with all benefits and privileges, attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withrule 18 and Rule 71 of the Tamilnadu Education rules, the grant inaid code, G.O.Ms.No.581. Education dated 22-4-1964, G.O.Ms.No.583education dated 23-4-66 and the Tamilnadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilnaduMinority Schools Recognition and payment of grant rules 1977.WP.12284/87 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching and non teaching staffs post to thepetitioner's Mela Pallivasal Girls High School, Ilayangudi, PasumPon Muthuramalingam District from the year of recognition (i.e)1985onwards with all benefits and privilages attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in aidcode,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22/04/64,G.O.Ms.583- https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Education,dated 23.4.66 and the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.12501/87 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottmentof teaching staff posts and maintainence grant to the petitioner'sRoman Catholic Congregation of the salesians Sisters Daughers ofMary Help of christians sacred Heart elementary School, Polur,North Arcot District from the year of recognition i.e.1984 onwardswith all benefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordancewith law and in particular in accordance with G.O.Ms.581-Education,dated 22-2-64,G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29-4-64, rule 17 ofthe Tamil Nadu Education rules, the Tamil Nadu recognise PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant rules 1977.WP.472/88 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 4 herein to grant aid to theteachers who have worked and are working in the rocognised 9th & 10thstandards of the petitioner's Christian welfare High School,Thadikkarankonam, Kanayakumari District from the year ofrecognition, ie.,1979 WP.1188/88writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallottment of teaching and non teaching staffs posts to thepetitioner's the M.K.N.Matharasa Trust, Khadir mohideen Girls HighSchool, Adiramapattinam, Tanjore District from the year ofrecognition (i.e) 1982 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Grant in aid code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22-4-1964G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools, regulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.1307/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.AnnesGirls High School, Punal vasal Thanjavur District from the year ofrecognition (i.e.)1986 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular in https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ accordance with rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu EducationRules,the Grant in aid code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22/4/64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.2821/88 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sSt.Joseph's Higher Secondary school,Manjakuppam, Cuddalore-1 fromthe year of recognition(i.e)1978 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant there' in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil NaduEducation Rules, the Grant in aid Code, G.O.Ms.581-Education, dated22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of GrantRules 1977.WP.3296/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's LittleFlower Girls Higher Secondary school, Nagercoil-4, KanyakumariDistrict from the year of recognition(i.e) 1978 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with rules 18 and 71 of the TamilNadu Education Rules, the Grant in aid Code, G.O.Ms.581-Education,dated 22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 and the TamilNadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP.3448/88 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.JamesHigh School for Boys and Girls, Sooranam, Ilayankudi Taluk,Pasumpon Muthuramalingam District from the year of recognition(i.e)1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in Aid Code,G.O.Ms.581-Education, dated 22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated23-4-66 and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools RegulationAct 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority SchoolsRecognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ W.P.3449/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's JamiulFirdhaus Oriental High School, Pulivlam, Thuraiyur Taluk,Tiruchirapalli District from the year of recognition(i.e) 1983onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in aid code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.4.66, and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.3648/88:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sSt.Michaels Middle School, Kodaimunai, (via) Colachel, KanyakumariDistrict from the year of recognition(i.e) 1985 onwards with allbenefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with Rules 17 and 71 of the TamilNadu Education Rules, the Grant in aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.2.64,and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition andPayment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.3649/88:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 6 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.JamesMiddle School, Vaniyakudi, (via) Colachel, Kanyakumari Districtfrom the year of recognition(i.e) 1986 onwards with all benefitsand privileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 17 and 71 of the Tamil NaduEducation Rules, the Grant in aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.2.64, and theTamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.W.P.3661/88:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sSt.Francis Xavier High School for Girls, Pandallur, Guddalore https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Taluk, Nilgiris District from the year of recognition(i.e) June1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in aid code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.4.66, and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.3798/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sAugustinar Girls High School N.Panjampatti, Anna District from theyear of recognition(i.e) 1986 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil NaduEducation Rules, the Grant in aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, and theTamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.W.P.9201/89Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sSt.Lawrence Primary School, Mulloor Thurai, Lawrence Thope,Thengaipattinam P.O., Kanyakumari District from the year of 1988onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 17of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in aid code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education,dated 29.4.64, and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.12290/89Writ of Mandamus directing the respondents to sanction eligibleposts as per pupil Teacher ratio with aid to the teaching and nonteaching staff and maintenance grant to the Petitioner's NirmalHigh School, Ayanavaram Madras for standards I to X from 2.6.1986onwards.W.P.No.1628/85:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the Government of Tamilnadu represented by itsCommissioner & Secretary, Education Department, Fort.St.George,Madras-9, The Director of School Education , Madras-6 The Joint https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Director of School Education (Secondary Education) Madras-6, theChief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, TheDistrict Educational Officer, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District, therespondents 1 to5 herein to pay interim aid to the petitioner'sMryna Memorial High School, Bethelpuram, Kolachel Village, KalkulamTaluk, Kanyakumari District.W.P.No.8148/85:Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate Writdirecting the Government of Tamilnadu, rep.by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort.St.George, Madras – 600 009,the Director of School Education, Madras-600 006, the jointDirector of School Education (Secondary) Madras 600 006, the ChiefEducational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District and theDistrict Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai Educational District,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, the respondents 1 to 5 herein,to grant the minimum aided Teachers Posts – School AssistantsB.T.Teachers Posts-6, Tamil Pandit – 2, Malayalam Pandit -1,Secondary Grade Teacher -8, Sweing mistress – 1, Drawing Master- 1,Physical Education Teacher – 2, to the petitioner's Mottakkala HighSchool (Aided), Mottakala, Edacode P.O., Vilvanacode T.K.,Kanyakumari District from 1.6.1981 with all benefits andprevileges. W.P.8854 of 1985:-Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the Government of Tamilnadu, rep.by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government, Education Department, Fort.St.GeorgeMadras 600 009, the Director of School Education, Madras 600 006,the jOint Director of School Education (Elementary), Madras 600006, the Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari Districtand the District Educational Officer, thuckalay, KanyakumariDistrict, the respondents 1 to 5herein to grant aid to the teacherswho have worked and are working in the recognised standards of thePetitioner's st.Joseph's Middle School, Rajakamangalam Thurai,Kanyakumari District, from the year of recognition ie.1984 onwardswith all benefits and previleges attendant thereto.W.P.503/1986:-Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ,directing the Government of Tamilnadu, rep.by its Commissioner andSecretary to Government, Education Department, Fort.St.GeorgeMadras 600 009, the Director of School Education, Madras 600 006,the jOint Director of School Education (Elementary), Madras 600006, the Chief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari Districtand the District Educational Officer, thuckalay, KanyakumariDistrict, the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid to theteachers who have worked and are working in the recognisedstandards of the Petitioner's st.Joseph's Middle School, Mulavilai,Kanyakumari District, from the year of recognition ie.1984 onwardswith all benefits and previleges attendant thereto. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ W.P.2503/1986:-Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, rep.by its Commissioner and Secretary toGovernment, Education Department, Fort.St.George Madras 600 009,(2)the Director of School Education, Madras 600 006, (3)the jointDirector of School Education (Elementary), Madras 600 006, (4)theChief Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District and the(5) District Educational Officer, thuckalay, Kanyakumari District,the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by sanctioning teachingand non teaching staff posts in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.No.250, Education dated29.2.1964 and Rule 17 of the Madras Educational Rules and theTamilnadu Recognised Private schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofgrant rules 1977 to the petitioner's St.Judges Primary School,Vallavillai, Kanyakumari District.WP.14160/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching staffs posts to the Petitioner's St.Antony's MiddleSchool, Surulacode, Mukkampala P.P., Kanyakumari District from theyear of recognition (i.e) 1982 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rule 17 of the Tamil Nadu EducationRules, G.O.Ms.No.581 - Education, dated 22/02/64, G.O.Ms. No.250-Education, dated 29.04.64, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority, Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 14524/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.Michael's Higher Secondary School for Girls, Tenkasi, TirunelveliDistrict from the year of recognition (i.e.) 1987 onwards with allbenefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordance with lawand in particular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the TamilNadu Education Rules, the Grant in Aid Code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.04.64, G.O.Ms.no.583 dated 23.04.66 and theTamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1973 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP 15417/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment of https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ teaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sSt.Mary's Boys High School, Pudukottai, Pudukottai District fromthe year of recongnition (i.e) 1985 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil naduEducation Rules, the Grant-in-Aid Code, G.O.Ms.No.581 - Education,dated 22.04.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.04.66 and theTamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP 415/89:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directingthe respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching 7th page: staffs posts to thepetitioner's St.Peters R.C. High School, (Bilingual), Chekkal,Thiruparappu P.O., Kalkulam Taluk, Kanyakumari District from theyear onwards 1979/i.e from the year of commencement of the schoolwith all benefits and privilages attendant thereto in accordancewith law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 ofthe Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant-in-Aid Code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.04.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.04.66, and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.436/89:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallottment of teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St. PetersR.C. Primary School (Bilingual), Chekkal, Thirparappu P.O KalkulamTaluk, Kanyakumrai District from the year of recognition of theschool i.e 1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withRule 17 of the Madras Education Rules, the Grant in aid Code,G.O.Ms. No. 581-Education, dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.250- Education,dated 29.4.64 and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.948/89:-Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ,directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallottment of one physics Post Graduate Teacher's Post of R.Rathnakumari to the petitioner's St Joseph's Convent HigherSecondary School, Nagercoil, Kanyakumrai District from the date ofappointment ie. 1985 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Madras Education Rules, theGrant in Aid Code, G.O.Ms. No. 581-Education, dated 22.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.583- Education, dated 23.4.66 and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of GrantRules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP.5216/89Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment of onefull time P. V. I (Tailoring, Embroidary and Needle Work)Teacher's Post to the petitioner's Hameedia Middle School, Salaiur,Ilayangudi, Pasumpon Muthuramalingam District from the date ofappointment ie. 2.6.1985 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rules 17 and 71 of the Madras Education Rules, theGrant in Aid Code, G.O.Ms. No. 250-Education, dated 29.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.581- Education, dated 22.4.64, the Tamil Nadu RecognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.10977/89Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St Mary's Primary School,Tholayavattai P.O., Karungal (Via) Kanyakumari District form theyear 1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withRule 17 of the Tamilnadu Education Rules, G.O.Ms.No.581 Educationdated 22.2.1964 G.O.Ms.No.250 Education dated 29.4.64, the TamilNadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP.No.11914/89Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staff post to the petitioner's NehurVidhyasalai, High School, Narimedu, Madurai-2, from the year 1986on wards i.e. from the year of recognition with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil NaduEducation rules, the Grant-in-aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22-4.64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, and the TamilNadu Recognised private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant rules 1977.Wp.12317/89Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staff post to the petitioner's Mar MathewKavukattu Memorial Middle School, Varuthattu, S.T.Mankad,Methukummmal P.O., Kanyakumari District from the year 1985 on wardsi.e. from the year of recognition with all benefits and privileges https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ attendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Grnat-in-Aid Code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.4.66 and the Tamil Nadu RecognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.13009/89Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 3 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staff post to the petitioner's The AidedHigher Secondary School for Girls, Kunnamgal, near Kolachel,Kanyakumari District from the year up gradation of Higher SecondarySchool (i.e) 1986 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Grant-in-Aid code, G.o.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.583-education, dated 23.4.66 and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of Grantrules 1977.WP.13016/89Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.Joseph's PrimarySchool, Vizhuthayambalam, Kanyakumari district from the year 1985onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 17of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in aid code,G.O.Ms.nO.250-Education, dated 29-4-1964, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22-4-64 and the Tamil Nadu recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant rules 1977.WP.14654/89Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching annon-teaching staffs post namely one Part time AccountancyVocational Instructor from 21.07.1986 onwards, One Part timeCommerce Instructor from 1986 onwards, One Typewriting Instructor(Part Time) from 21.07.1986 onwards, One Tamil Pandit from01.06.1987 onwards, One Secondary Grade Teacher from 01.06.1987onwards, One Secondary Grade Teacher from 01.06.1988 onwards, OneB.T.,Assistant (Mathematics) from 01.06.1988 onwards, One PostGraduate Assistant (Physics) from 01.06.1988 onwards, One PostGraduate Assistant (Chemistry) from 01.06.1988 onwards, OneSecondary Grade Teacher from 07.06.1989 onwards and One Sweeper(Non-Teaching Staff) from 01.06.1987 onwards to the petitioner's https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ V.K.P.Aided Higher Secondary School, (Bilingual), Colachel,Kanyakumari District with all benefits and privileges attendantthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withRules 18 and 71 of the Madras Education Rules, the Grantin-AidCode, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.04.1964, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.041966, and the TamilNadu Recognised PrivateSchools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.No.1765/90 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allotment ofteaching an non-teaching staffs posts to the petitioner The TamilEvangelical Lutheran Church, Bishop Human Memorial High School,Tiruchirappalli - 1 from the year 1985 onwards with all benefitsand privileges attached thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the MadrasEducation Rules, the Grant-in-Aid Code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.04.1964, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.04.1966, andthe Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition andPayment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.No.2044/90 :Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotment of teaching annon-teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's R.C.Middle SchoolAmali Nagar, Tiruchendur, Chidambaranar District from the academicyear 1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attachedthereto in accordance with law and in particular in accordance withRules 17 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant-in-Aid Code,G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.04.1964, The Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority School Recognised and payment of GrantRules 1977.W.P.No.2438 of 1990: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriateWrit directing the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallottment of teaching staffs post to the petitioner's DiraviapuramT.d.T.A Middle school Muthukrishnapuram Tuticorin-1 from theacademic year 1984 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rule 17 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules theGrant in Aid Code G.O.MS.NO.250- Education dated 29.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 22.4.64 the Tamilnadu REcognisedPrivate Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and theTamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ W.P.2439/90. Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallottment of teaching staff posts namely Five Secondary GradeTeachers from 5.6.1987 to 31.5.1989 and six secondary gradeteachers from 1.6.89 onwards to the petitioner's MunawaraElementary School, Tondi Ramanathapuram District from the year ofrecognition with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rule 17 ofthe Madras Education Rules, The Grant in Aid Code G.O.Ms.No.250-Education dated 29.4.64 G.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 22.4.64. TheTamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and payment ofGrant Rules 1977.W.P.2440/90. Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching and non teaching staff posts to thepetitioner's St. Joseph's High School, Muthupettai RamanathapuramDistrict from the academic year 1988 onwards with all benefits andprivileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the MadrasEducation Rules, the Grant in Aid Code G.O.Ms.No.581 Educationdated 22.4.64 G.O.Ms.No.583 Education dated 26.4.66 , TheTamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and paymentof Grant Rules 1977.WP :11290/1990: Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate writ ofOrder direction in the nature of a writ, directing therespondents to sanction the posts and release the Grant-in-Aid inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.250 Education Department dated 29.6.64G.O.Ms.No.581, Education Department dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583,Education Department dated 23.4.66, r/w Rule 13,17,18 & 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools (Regulation) Act 1973 and the Rules 1974 and the Tamil NaduMinority Schools (Recognation and payment of Grant) Rules 1977 forthe period upto 31.5.98 and there after from 1.6.98 in accordancewith G.O.Ms.No.525 dated 29.12.97, in respect of all the memberschools of the petitioner mentioned in the Annexure to the TypedSet.WP 570/83: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directingthe respondents land 2 herein and their agents and subrodinatesfrom giving effect to the sections 18-A and 18-B of the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools (Regulation) Act, 1973 (ACt 29 of 1974)and Sections 14-A and 14-B of the Tamil Nadu Private Colleges(Regulation) Act, 1976 (President's Act 19 of 1976) insofar as thepetitioner's educational institutions in Tamil Nadu are concernedas they are ultra vires Articles 30 and 14 of the constitution ofIndia https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ WP's 4584 to 4591/83 4905 to 4912/83 4914 to4921/83 5047,5134 and 5649/83 5877 to 5884/83 and 6214 to 6221/83Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing therespondents 1 and 2 herein and their agents and subordinates fromgiving effect to the Sections 18-A and 18-B of the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools (regulation) Act, 1973 (act 29 of 1974)and 14-A and 14-B of the Tamil Nadu Private Colleges (Regulation)Act, 1976 (President's Act 19 of 1976) insofar as the Petitioner'seduational institutions in Tamil Nadu are concerned as they areultra vires Articles 30 and 14 of the constitution of India.WP 2506/86Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu represented by its Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Forst St. George, Madras 9, theDirector of School Education, Madras 6, the Joint Director ofSchool Education (Elementary) Madras 6, the Chief EducationalOfficer Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, and the DistrictEducational Officer, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant interim aid to the teachers whohave worked and are working in the recognised standards of thepetitioner's St. Joseph's Middle School, Siluvaipuram, KanyakumariDistrict from the date of recognition i.e 04.06.1980 onwards withall benefits and privileges.WP 2712/86Writ of Mandamus, or any other appropriate writ, directing theGovernment of Tamilnadu, represented by the Commissioner andSecretary, Education Department, Fort St. George, Madras - 9, theDirector of School Education, Madras - 6, the Joint Director ofSchool Education (Secondary), Madras - 6, the Chief EducationalOfficer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District and the DistrictEducational Officer, Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District, therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allotting teaching andnon-teaching staff posts to the Petitioner's St. Antony's HighSchool, Kappukkadu, Kunnathur P.O., Kanyakumari District from thedate of recognition (i.e.) 1977 onwards in accordance with law andin particular in accordance with Rules 18 and 81 of the MadrasEducation Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Reules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 8946/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing the https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by allottment of teachingstaff posts to the petitioner's The Salvation Army Middle School,Nambiyaradappu, Vallioor, Tirunelveli District from the year ofrecognition (i.e.) 1986 onwards with all benefits and privilagesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.2.64, G.O.Ms.No.250-Education, dated 29.04.64, Rule 17 of the Tamil NaduEducation Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP 11509/87Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to allot teaching and non-teaching staffposts to the petitioner institution from the academic year 1984-85onwards and consequently to sanction due grant and aid with respectto the above posts right from the dated of utilisation of the aboveposts in pursuant to the recognition of the petitioner institutionas High School by the respondents herein with all benefits andprevileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with G.O.Ms.581/Education dated22.02.1964, G.O.Ms.No.583/Education dated 22.04.1966, Rules 13, 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, Tamil Nadu RecognisedPrivate Schools (Regulations) Act, 1973 and Rules (1974) and theTamil Nadu Minority Schools (Regulations and payment of grant)Rules (1977) and such other further orders.W.P.5004/88:- Writ of Mandamus or any other Appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by wayallotment of teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St. JosephsMiddle School, Ramanathurai Kanyakumari District from the year ofrecognition (i.e.) 1985 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Grant in Aid Code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.04.64,G.O.Ms. No.250-Education, dated 29.02.64 and the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of GrantRules 1977.W.P.5360/88:-Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallottment of teaching and non teaching staffs posts to thepetitioner's D.M.Girls Boarding High School, Siloam, Thirukoilur,South Arcot District from the year of recognition [i.e.] 1985onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil nadu Education Rules, the Grant-in-aid Code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.4.66 and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.6443/88:-Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate Writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching and non teaching staffs posts to thepetitioner's T.C.K.Higher Secondary School, Padanthalumoodu,Vilavancode Taluk, Kanyakumari District from the year ofrecognition [i.e] 1978 onwards with all benefits and privilagesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil nadu Education Rules,the Grant -in-Aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.1966 and the Tamil naduRecognised private Schools Regulation Act and Rules 1974 and theTamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of Grant Rules1977.W.P.7098/88:- Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writdirecting the respondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way ofallotment of teaching and non-teaching posts to the petitioner'sSt. Claret's High School, Karumathur, Madurai District from theyear of recognition [i.e] 1983 onwards with all benefits andprivilages attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil naduEducation Rules, the Grant -in-Aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.1966 and theTamil nadu Recognised private Schools Regulation Act and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.WP.8799/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 4 herein to grant aid by way of allotment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sC.S.I.High School, Manamadurai, pasumpon Muthuramalingam districtfrom the year of recognition (i.e) 1985 onwards with all benefitsand privileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil NaduEducation Rules, the Grant in Aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 and the TamilNadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrand Rules 1977.WP.9374/88 Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's TippuIslamia High School, Salem-1, from the year of recognition(i.e)1986 onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto in https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ accordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rule, the Grant in Aid Code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Eduction, dated 22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23-4-66 and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.9711/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's RomanCatholic Diocese of Tiruchirapalli St. Antony's High School,Kosavapatti, Anna District from the year of recognition (i.e) 1981onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rule, the Grant in Aid Code,G.O.Ms.No.581-Eduction, dated 22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23-4-66 and the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.WP.10265/88Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sRavlathul Jannah Oriental(Arabic) High School, Ulundurpet, SouthArcot District from the year of recognition (i.e) 1983 onwards withall benefits and privileges attendant thereto in accordance withlaw and in particular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of theTamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in Aid Code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Eduction, dated 22-4-64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23-4-66 andthe Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 andRules 1974 and the Tamil Nadu Minority Schools Recognition andpayment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.10544/88: Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's St.MaryGoretty Higher Secondary School, Kothanallur Village, Manalikarai,Kalkulam Taluk, Kanyakumari District from the year of recognitiionand bifurcation (i.e) 1982 onwards with all benefits and privilegesattendant thereto in accordance with law and in particular inaccordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules,the Grant in aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education, dated 22.4.64,G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, and the TamilnaduRecognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 andthe Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment of GrantRules 1977. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ W.P.13217/88:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner'sSt,Alosius Girls High School, Vettavalam, Tiruvannamalai Taluk,North Arcot District from the year of recognition (i.e.) 1980-81onwards with all benefits and privileges attendant thereto inaccordance with law and in particular in accordance with Rules 18and 71 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Grant in Aid Code,G.O.Ms.No.581 Education dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education,dated 23.4.66 and the Tamilnadu Recognised Private SchoolsRegulation Act 1973 and Rules 1974 and the Tamilnadu MinoritySchools Recognition and payment of Grant Rules 1977.W.P.13299/88Petition presented under Article 226 constitution of India to issuea Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ order ordirection, directing the respondents to grant Teaching Aid andother financial assistance to the Higher Secondary Course of thePetitioners School with effect from the academic year 1987-1988.W.P.13386/88:Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate Writ, directing therespondents 1 to 5 herein to grant aid by way of allottment ofteaching and non teaching staffs posts to the petitioner's MyrnaMemorial Higher Secondary School, Bethelpuram, Kanyakumari districtfrom the year of recognition (i.e) 1987 onwards with all benefitsand privileges attendant thereto in accordance with law and inparticular in accordance with Rules 18 and 71 of the Tamil NaduEducation Rules, the Grant in aid code, G.O.Ms.No.581-Education,dated 22.4.64, G.O.Ms.No.583-Education, dated 23.4.66, and theTamilnadu Recognised Private Schools Regulation Act 1973 and Rules1974 and the Tamilnadu Minority Schools Recognition and Payment ofGrant Rules 1977.Mr.K. Ravichandra Babu : W.A.1329 and 1330/99, 417/00, W.P.3319,8904, 8905/97M. Joseph Thatheus Jerome: in W.P.12364/84Mr.N. Kannadasan, Additional Advocate GeneralAssisted by V. Viswanathan A.G.P. in all WasMr. Vijay Narayanan SC and Auxilia Peter : 2876/87, 2877/87,7098/87, 7112/87, 290/86, 3587/86, 3593/86, 3709/86, 10991/87,10994/87, 13217/88Mr. Vijay Narayanan SC and Edward Stanley W.P.11290/07. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ T.S. Sivagnanam W.P.3655/87Mr.K. Ravichandra Babu : W.A.1329 and 1330/99, 417/00, W.P.5319/96, W.A. 8904 and 8905/97, 26916, 26917/05, 5545/89, 12290/89.Mr.S. G. Thilakavathi W.P.11509/82Mr.A. Amalraj, W.P.13299/88Mr. Issac Mohanlal assisted by P. Godson Swminath W.P.395/85,W.P.8502/85, 3872, 3874 and 3875/86, W.P.4000 to 4002/86, 6733 and6734/86, 8810 to 8813/86, 10828/86, 10984/86, 6609/87, 890/87, 3648and 3649/88, 8854/85, 503/86, 2506/86, 2712/86, 5004/88.Mr.K. Chinna Krishnan W.P, 4584 to 4591/83, 4905 to 4912/83, 4914to 4921/83, 5047/83, 5134/83, 5649/83, 5877 to 5884/83, 6214 to6221/83.M. Joseph Thatheus Jerome, W.P.12364/84, 567/85, 4227/85, 4270/85, 11323/85, 11957/85,1994/86, 2005/86, 2008/86, 2502/86, 2504/86, 2505/86, 2713/86,3018/86, 3183/86, 3184/86, 3185/86, 3708/86, 3827/86, 3849/86,3873/86, 6547/86, 7405/86, 8703/86, 8721/86, 9901/86, 10625/86,10629/86, 10692/86 11273/86, 12109/86, 12528/86, 12551/86,12562/86, 12605/86, 13132/86, 13184/86, 13966/86, 13995/86,2742/87, 3338/87, 3742/87, 3760/87, 5155/87, 5840/87, 6414/87,6454/87, 6455/876988/87, 6393/87, 7553/87, 7555/87, 7556/87,8030/87, 8518/87, 8648/87, 8741/87, 562/87, 1271/87, 1274,87,1362/87, 1893/87, 2088/87, 2095/87, 9326/87, 10991/87, 10994/87,12284/87, 12501/87, 472/88, 1188/88, 1307/88, 2821/88, 3296/88,3448/88, 3449/88, 3661/88, 3798/88, 9201/89, 1628/85, 8148/85,502/86, 2503/86, 8946/87, 5360/88, 6643/87, 7098/88, 8799/88,9374/88, 9711/88, 10265/88, 10544/88, 13386/88, 14160/88,14524/88, 15417/88, 415/89, 436/89, 948/89, 5216/89, 10977/89,11914/89, 12317/89, 13009/89, 13016/89, 14654/89, 1765/90, 2044/90,7438 to 2440/90, 570/83, 26916/05W.A.1329/99, W.P.8905/97, 12364/89 etc batch.For Respondents:Mr.N. Kannadasan, Additional Advocate General, assisted by Mr.V. Viswanathan, AGP.,COMMON JUDGMENTP.K. MISRA, JW.A.No.1329 of 1999 is filed against the order of thelearned single Judge dated 9.4.1999 in W.P.No.18570 of 1997. Theappellant filed the aforesaid writ petition for quashing https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ G.O.Ms.No.340 dated 1.4.1992 and G.O.Ms.No.410 dated 6.1.1992 andfor a direction to the Government of Tamil Nadu and other officialsto sanction one Malayalam Pandit and one Additional B.T. Assistantpost for the school established by the appellant, who is theManager and Correspondent of Aided Primary School, Kallupalam.2. The learned single Judge rejected such writ petitionby observing that G.O.Ms.No.340 dated 1.4.1992 has beensubsequently superceded by G.O.Ms.No.525 dated 29.12.1997. Thelearned single Judge has further relied upon his earlier decisiondated 23.2.1999 in W.P.No.6781 of 1993, etc. batch and held thatthe educational institutions have no fundamental right to receiveaid. On the aforesaid basis, the learned single Judge had observedthat the petitioner has no right to insist that a post of MalayalamPandit and one additional B.T. post should be granted from1.6.1983.3. W.A.No.1330 of 1999 has been filed by the very sameappellant against the order dated 9.4.1999 passed by the learnedsingle Judge rejecting the claim of the very same writ petitionerin W.P.No.14894 of 1997 regarding G.O.Ms.No.340 dated 1.4.1992 andregarding sanction of six additional Secondary Grade posts witheffect from 1.6.1981 to the primary school established by thepetitioner.4. W.A.No.417 of 2000 is filed by the very same appellantagainst the order dated 9.4.1999 passed by the learned single Judgein W.P.No.13683 of 1996, which was filed inter alia for directingthe respondents to sanction one post of record clerk and one postof watchman with effect from 1.6.1983 in respect of Aided HigherSecondary School established by such petitioner.4.1. W.P.No.5196 of 1996 is filed by two B.T. Assistants,Junior Assistant and an Office Assistant of St. Joseph's HighSchool, Piklankaklai in Kanyakumari District, with a prayer toquash the G.O.Ms.No.340 dated 1.4.1992 and the consequentialG.O.Ms.No.618 dated 10.7.1992 in so far as restricting the sanctionof posts to one Head Master, B.T. Assistant, Junior Assistant,Office Assistant with effect from 1.6.1991 and direct the StateGovernment and the authorities concerned to sanction the respectiveposts from 2.6.1982 so as to enable them to get salary, incrementsand other benefits instead of 1.6.1991.4.2 W.P.Nos.8904 & 8905 of 1997 have been filed by the TamilPandit and B.T. Assistant respectively for quashing theG.O.Ms.No.340 dated 1.4.1992 and the consequential G.O.Ms.No.451dated 8.5.1992 and for sanctioning of Tamil Pandit and B.T.Assistant post to St. Mary's Higher Seconday School, Kalyal,Kanyakumari District with effect from 20.6.1983.4.3 W.P.No.26916 & 26916 of 2005 have been filed by theSweeper/Sanitary Worker and Watchman of Eka Ratchaka Sabai Higher https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Secondary School, Tuticorin for quashing G.O.Ms.No.340 dated1.4.1992 so far as non-sanction of Sweeper/Sanitary worker andWatchman posts to such school and the consequential order forrecovery of salary passed by the District Educational Officer,Tuticorin and also the demand made by the school.4.4. W.P.No.11290 of 2007 is filed by the Tamil Nadu CatholicEducational Association, which is a registered Society consistingof all educational agencies established and administered byCatholic Church, with a prayer to release grant-in-aid to themember schools of such petitioner's Association in accordance withG.O.Ms.No.250 dated 29.6.1994, G.O.Ms.No.581 dated 22.4.1964,G.O.Ms.No.583 dated 23.4.1966 read with Rules 13, 17, 18 and 71 ofthe Tamil Nadu Education Rules, the Tamil Nadu Recognised PrivateSchools (Regulation) Act, 1973 and the Rules 1974 and the TamilNadu Minority Schools (Recognition and Payment of Grant) Rules,1977 till the period upto 31.5.1998 and thereafter from 1.6.1998 inaccordance with G.O.Ms.No.525 dated 29.12.1997.In such writ petition, there is a reference to the earlierwrit petitions filed by the schools or the educational agencies,which were numbered as W.P.No.12364 of 1984 and all connected writpetitions. 5. W.P.No.12364 of 1984 was filed by Roman CatholicSociety of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, for adirection to the Government of Tamil Nadu and the officials togrant aid to St. Joseph High School established by the petitionerfor the upgraded Standard IX from 1983 and Standard X from 1984.Such writ petition, which was taken along with several other writpetitions, was disposed of by a Division Bench on 10.9.1990 (sincereported in 1991 WLR 130) by issuing certain directions to theState Government regarding grant-in-aid to the minorityinstitutions.6. Such decision of the Division Bench was challenged bythe State Government before the Supreme Court by filing CivilAppeal No.5381 of 1990 and batch and all the matters were remandedto the High Court for fresh consideration in the light of thedecision of the Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court in T.M.A.Pai Foundation and others Vs. State of Karnataka & others (sincereported in (2002) 8 SCC 481). While remanding the matter, it wasobserved :-" Status quo shall continue unless the High Court sodecides to modify the same by an appropriate applicationmade to it by any of the parties. The parties are atliberty to file fresh pleadings, if any, within theperiod fixed by the High Courts. It is made clear thatall statutory enactments, orders, schemes, regulationswill have to be brought in conformity with the decisionof the Constitution Bench of this court in T.M.A. PaiFoundation's case decided on 31.10.2002. As and when any https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ problem arises the same can be dealt with by anappropriate Forum in an appropriate proceeding."7. The petitioners in all the writ petitions and theappellants in the writ appeals are either Minority Institutions orthe staff / Correspondents who had established MinorityInstitutions. The disputes in all these cases relate to questionof sanction of grant for any particular post in the existing aidedschools or grant of aid for the first time to the schools alreadyestablished.8. Before considering such question, it is necessary tonotice as briefly as possible the various statutory provisions orGovernment Orders having some relevance in the matter.Tamil Nadu Elementary Education Act (Act 8 of 1920) andCompulsory Education Act (Act 2 of 1939) make education compulsoryfor the children upto primary level. The Grant-in-aid Code ofTamil Nadu Educational Department contains the rules relating togrant in aid. However, such rule was not applicable to Anglo-Indian schools or to primary including adult literacy schools whichare aided under separate rules. On 1.4.1964, the State Governmenttook a policy decision to provide free education to all childrenupto Standard VIII in all schools including minority linguisticschools as per G.O.Ms.No.250 dated 1.4.1964. The said Orderpurports to be " in supersession of the orders issued in thematter, the Government pass the following orders in regard to theteacher pupil ratio in all primary and upper primary schoolsincluding basic schools under all managements throughout the State”It prescribes the ratio for the teacher - students. clause 5of the G.O., indicates that the grant shall not be for moreteachers than the standards or sections in the school or other thanactually employed in the school, whichever is less. In Clause 6 it is indicated that in every school where thereis a surplus of teachers by applying this ratio, no freshappointments in any vacancy whatsoever, e.g., on leave,resignation, retirement, additional enrolment, etc., should be madeuntil the surplus is absorbed. The teachers now in regular servicewho are found in excess of the ratio should, however, be continuedin service till they are absorbed in future vacancies.In Clause 8 it is indicated that the Director of PublicInstruction is informed that the above orders should be giveneffect to within the budgetary and plan provision available forelementary education. The total number of additional posts to becreated in implementing the present orders should not exceed tonumber of supernumerary posts already in existence plus the numberof posts viz, 8,000 provided for in the budget for the age group 6-14 during 1963-64. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

9. In 1973, the State Government enacted Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools (Regulation) Act, 1973 (Act 29 of 1974)(hereinafter referred to as “the Act” and framed the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools (Regulation) Rules, 1974 (hereinafterreferred to as “the Rules”) in exercise of power conferred underSection 56 of such Act.As per Section 2(6) “minority school” means a private schoolof its choice established and administered, by any such minoritywhether based on religion or language as has the right to do sounder clause (1) of Article 30 of the Constitution.Section 5 of the Act contemplates application for permissionrelating to private schools and Section 6 contemplates how suchapplication is to be dealt with. However, Section 9 specificallyprovides "Any minority whether based on religion or language mayestablish and administer any private school without permissionunder section 6.”Section 10 before it was amended by Tamil Nadu Act 39 of 1987was as follows :-“10. Minority school to send statement.- (1) Every minority school in existence immediatelybefore the date of the commencement of this Act shallsend to the competent authority a statement containingthe particulars specified in clause (c) [excluding sub-clause (ii) thereof] of sub-section (2) of Section 5within such time as may be prescribed. (2) Every minority school established andadministered after the date of commencement of this Actshall send to the competent authority a statementcontaining particulars specified in clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section 5 within such time as may beprescribed.”Section 10(1) was omitted by the Tamil Nadu Act 39 of 1987.Chapter III relates to recognition of private school, whichapparently would include a minority established private school.Section 11 as it originally stood was as follows :-"11. Recognition of private School:- (1) On receiptof an application by -(a) any private school in respect of whichpermission has been or is deemed to have been grantedunder section 6; or(b) any minority school;the competent authority may, after satisfying itself,that proper arrangements have been made for themaintenance of academic standard in the school, that theprovisions of this Act are complied with and that theprescribed conditions have been satisfied, grant acertificate, recognising the private school for thepurpose of this Act.(2) The certificate under sub-section (1) shall begranted within such period as may be prescribed.” https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Section 11-A, which was inserted by Tamil Nadu Act 39 of 1987,is as follows :-11-A. Additional factors to be taken into accountfor recognition of private schools.- The competentauthority shall, before passing orders on an applicationfor recognition under section 11, also take intoconsideration -(a) the adequacy of schools already existing in thelocality;(b) the need for the private school in the locality;(c) the number of pupils studying in such school;(d) the extent of the playground available to pupilsand the adequacy of the playground with reference to thestrength of the pupils in the school;(e) the amenities available to pupils and teachers;(f) the equipment, laboratory, library and otherfacilities for instruction; and(g) such other factors as may be prescribed.”Section 12 relates to withdrawal of recognition by competentauthority under certain contingencies and Section 13 indicates thatany private school, the recognition of which was withdrawn, shallnot be entitled to receive any grant or financial assistance fromthe Government. Section 14 of such Act is extracted hereunder :-"14. Payment of grant:- (1) The Government may pay tothe private school grant at such rate and for suchpurposes as may be prescribed.(2) The Government may withhold permanently or forany specified period the whole or part of any grantreferred to in sub-section (1) in respect of any privateschool, -(i) which does not comply with any of the provisionsof this Act or any rules made or directions issuedthereunder in so far as such provisions, rules ordirections are applicable to such private school, or(ii) in respect of which the pay and allowancespayable to any teacher or other person employed in suchprivate school are not paid to such teacher or otherperson in accordance with the provisions of this Act orthe rules made thereunder, or(iii) which contravenes or fails to comply with anysuch conditions as may be prescribed.(3) Before withholding the grant under sub-section(2), the Government shall give the educational agency anopportunity of making its representation."However, Section 14(1) was substituted by Tamil Nadu Act 11 of1999, which is to the following effect :-“14(1) Subject to such rules as may be prescribed,the Government may continue to pay grant to the privateschool receiving grant from the Government, before thedate of commencement of the academic year 1991-1992 at https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ such rate and for such purpose as may be prescribed.Explanation. - For the purposes of this sub-section,private school receiving grant from the Government shallalso include a private school receiving grant from theGovernment only in respect of any class or course ofinstruction."Thereafter, there was further amendment, whereunder Section14-A was inserted vide Section 6 read with Section 1(2)(b) of theTamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools (Regulation) Act, 1998.Section 14-A is extracted hereunder:-"14-A. Grant not payable to new private schools andnew class and course of instruction. - Notwithstandinganything contained in this Act or in any other law forthe time being in force in any judgment, decree or orderof any Court or other authority, no grant shall be paidto, -(a) any private school established and any class orcourse of instruction opened in such private school, onor after the date of commencement of the academic year1991-1992.(b) any private school in existence on the date ofcommencement of the academic year 1991-1992 to which nogrant has been paid by the Government immediately beforethe date of such commencement;(c) any class or course of instruction in a privateschool in existence on the date of commencement of theacademic year 1991-1992 to which no grant has been paidby the Government immediately before the date of suchcommencement; and(d) any class or course of instruction opened on orafter the date of commencement of the academic year1991-1992 in a private school in existence on the date ofsuch commencement.Explanation.- For the purpose of this section,private school includes a minority school."10. The Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools(Regulation) Rules, 1974 contains several provisions relating togrant of permission, etc. Rules 4, 5 and 6 relate to grant ofpermission. Rule 8 envisages :-“8. Minority school to send statement.- (1) Everyminority school to be established and administered afterthe date of commencement of the Act shall send astatement in Form V within three months from the date ofthe opening of the school to the Chief EducationalOfficer, in the case of Pre-primary, Primary and MiddleSchools and to the Joint Director of School Education(Secondary) in the case of High Schools and TeachersTraining Institutes.(2) ... (omitted as not necessary) “Rule 9 relates to recognition of minority school for which an https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ application is required to be made in Form VI. Rule 9(2)(d)provides :-“9(2)(d) If the educational agency pays more thanthe scales and rates ordered by Government, such excessshall be met by the educational agency from its own fundsand shall not be debited to the school funds and forpurposes of grants such higher scale or rate shall not betaken into consideration.”Rule 11 provides payment of grant, which is as follows :-“11. Payment of grant. - (1) Recognised PrivateSchools may be paid grants from State funds directly orthrough Panchayat Unions such payment of grants shall besubject to Government orders and instructions issuedfrom time to time:Provided that, schools whose recognition have beenwithdrawn shall not be entitled to any grant for theperiod of such withdrawal or recognition.(2) The authority competent to sanction grant shallbe the District Educational Officer.(3) The rate at which and the purpose for which thegrant may be paid shall be as specified in Annexure I.(4) The Joint Director of School Education(Elementary Education) in respect of Pre-primary,Primary and Middle Schools and the Joint Director ofSchool Education (Secondary Education) in respect ofHigh Schools and Deputy Director (Teacher Education) inrespect of Teachers' Training Institutes and the JointDirector of School Education (Higher Secondary) inrespect of Higher Secondary Schools shall withhold,permanently or for any specified period, the payment ofgrant, if any of the conditions specified in rule 9 arecontravened or not complied with.(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Act orin any other law for the time being in force or in anydecree, order or direction of any court or otherauthority:-(i) no private school shall, only on the ground ofhaving been granted recognition under the Act, beentitled to any grant or other financial assistance fromthe Government;(ii) the Government may, subject to(a) the availability of funds;(b) the norms and conditions specified in the Grant-in-Aid Code of Tamil Nadu Education Department;(c) the condition that every private schoolreceiving any grant or financial assistance from theGovernment levies and collects from the pupils only suchfee, charges or other payment as may be specified by thecompetent authority, which shall not be in excess of thefee, charge or other payment levied and collected fromthe pupils studying in the schools or institutions https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ established and administered or maintained by the StateGovernment, or any local authority in the locality: (d) the rules, orders and notifications issued bythe Government from time to time; and(e) such other conditions as may be prescribed byGovernment to the private school grant or otherfinancial assistance at such rate and for such purposesas may be prescribed.”11. The validity of Section 14-A of the Act, inserted byAmending Act 11/1999, was under challenge and ultimately theDivision Bench in the decision reported in 2006(5) CTC 193 (MARIAGRACE RURAL MIDDLE SCHOOL, REP. BY ITS CORRESPONDENT v. THEGOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU, REP. BY ITS SERTARY EDUCATION, SCIENCEAND TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT AND OTHERS) upheld such provision. Theratio of the said Division Bench decision is to the effect that noprivate school, whether minority or non-minority, established after1991-92, or those in existence during the academic year 1991-92,but not receiving aid before 1991-92, would be entitled to claimany aid from the State Government. So far as the schools whichwere established before the said date and were in receipt of theaid (in our opinion, this should also include those schools whichwere entitled to receive aid and were illegally denied by theGovernment), shall, however, continue to receive aid in accordancewith the Government Orders / Instructions issued from time to timelaying down the norms relating to teacher - pupil ratio. The lastsuch G.O is G.O.Ms.No.525 dated 29.12.1997. The controversyrelating to the Teacher – Pupil ratio, which was persisting forconsiderable length of time, has ultimately been resolved in theFull bench decision reported in (2007) 1 MLJ 199 (DIRECTOR OFELEMENTARY EDUCATION, CHENNAI AND OTHERS v. TMT.S. VIGILA,THOOTHUKUDI DISTRICT AND ANOTHER).12. As already indicated earlier, in the batch of writpetitions decided in 1991 WLR 130 (cited supra), the Division Benchhad directed the State Government to sanction aid to the minorityschools, but the said matter is required to be considered afresh inview of the order of remand passed by the Honourable Supreme Court,which has already been extracted earlier. Such order clearlyindicates that the question has to be examined primarily in thelight of the observations made by the Supreme Court in T.M.A. PaiFoundation's case. It is therefore advisable to refer to therelevant observations of the Supreme Court in the aforesaid casetouching upon the question of Grant-in-Aid. While considering thequestion of the fundamental right to establish an educationalinstitution, it was observed :-"24. . . . The fundamental right to establish aneducational institution cannot be confused with the rightto ask for recognition or affiliation. The exercise of afundamental right may be controlled in a variety of ways. After referring to the decision of the Supreme Court in Re https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ Kerala Education Bill case (AIR 1958 SC 956), it was furtherobserved :-"107. The aforesaid decision does indicate that theright under Article 30(1) is not so absolute as toprevent the Government from making any regulationwhatsoever. As already noted hereinabove, in SidhajbhaiSabhai case it was laid down that regulations made in thetrue interests of efficiency of instruction, discipline,health, sanitation, morality and public order could beimposed. If this is so, it is difficult to appreciate howthe Government can be prevented from framing regulationsthat are in the national interest, as it seems to beindicated in the passage quoted hereinabove. Anyregulation framed in the national interest mustnecessarily apply to all educational institutions,whether run by the majority or the minority. Such alimitation must necessarily be read into Article 30. Theright under Article 30(1) cannot be such as to overridethe national interest or to prevent the Government fromframing regulations in that behalf. It is, of course,true that government regulations cannot destroy theminority character of the institution or make the rightto establish and administer a mere illusion; but theright under Article 30 is not so absolute as to be abovethe law. It will further be seen that in SidhajbhaiSabhai case no reference was made to Article 29(2) of theConstitution. This decision, therefore, cannot be anauthority for the proposition canvassed before us."Ultimately it was observed :-"137. It follows from the aforesaid decisions thateven though the words of Article 30(1) are unqualified,this Court has held that at least certain other laws ofthe land pertaining to health, morality and standards ofeducation apply. The right under Article 30(1) has,therefore, not been held to be absolute or above otherprovisions of the law, and we reiterate the same. By thesame analogy, there is no reason why regulations orconditions concerning, generally, the welfare of studentsand teachers should not be made applicable in order toprovide a proper academic atmosphere, as such provisionsdo not in any way interfere with the right ofadministration or management under Article 30(1).138. As we look at it, Article 30(1) is a sort ofguarantee or assurance to the linguistic and religiousminority institutions of their right to establish andadminister educational institutions of their choice.Secularism and equality being two of the basic features ofthe Constitution, Article 30(1) ensures protection to thelinguistic and religious minorities, thereby preservingthe secularism of the country. Furthermore, the principlesof equality must necessarily apply to the enjoyment of https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ such rights. No law can be framed that will discriminateagainst such minorities with regard to the establishmentand administration of educational institutions vis-à-visother educational institutions. Any law or rule orregulation that would put the educational institutions runby the minorities at a disadvantage when compared to theinstitutions run by the others will have to be struckdown. At the same time, there also cannot be any reversediscrimination. It was observed in St. Xavier’s Collegecase at SCR p. 192 that: (SCC p.743, para 9)“The whole object of conferring the right onminorities under Article 30 is to ensure that therewill be equality between the majority and theminority. If the minorities do not have such specialprotection they will be denied equality.”In other words, the essence of Article 30(1) is to ensureequal treatment between the majority and the minorityinstitutions. No one type or category of institutionshould be disfavoured or, for that matter, receive morefavourable treatment than another. Laws of the land,including rules and regulations, must apply equally to themajority institutions as well as to the minorityinstitutions. The minority institutions must be allowed todo what the non-minority institutions are permitted todo."The Supreme Court then proceeded to examine the questionwhether Article 30 gives the right to ask grant-in-aid from theGovernment and proceeded to answer in the following words :-"141. The grant of aid is not a constitutionalimperative. Article 337 only gives the right to assistanceby way of grant to the Anglo-Indian community for aspecified period of time. If no aid is granted to anyone,Article 30(1) would not justify a demand for aid, and itcannot be said that the absence of aid makes the rightunder Article 30(1) illusory. The founding fathers havenot incorporated the right to grants in Article 30,whereas they have done so under Article 337; what, then,is the meaning, scope and effect of Article 30(2)? Article30(2) only means what it states viz. that a minorityinstitution shall not be discriminated against where aidto educational institutions is granted. In other words theState cannot, when it chooses to grant aid to educationalinstitutions, deny aid to a religious or linguisticminority institution only on the ground that themanagement of that institution is with the minority. Wewould, however, like to clarify that if an abjectsurrender of the right to management is made a conditionof aid, the denial of aid would be violative of Article 30(2). However, conditions of aid that do not involve asurrender of the substantial right of management would notbe inconsistent with constitutional guarantees, even ifthey indirectly impinge upon some facet of administration. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ If, however, aid were denied on the ground that theeducational institution is under the management of aminority, then such a denial would be completely invalid.142. The implication of Article 30(2) is also that itrecognizes that the minority nature of the institutionshould continue, notwithstanding the grant of aid. Inother words, when a grant is given to all institutions forimparting secular education, a minority institution isalso entitled to receive it, subject to the fulfilment ofthe requisite criteria, and the State gives the grantknowing that a linguistic or minority educationalinstitution will also receive the same. Of course, theState cannot be compelled to grant aid, but the receipt ofaid cannot be a reason for altering the nature orcharacter of the recipient educational institution.143. This means that the right under Article 30(1)implies that any grant that is given by the State to theminority institution cannot have such conditions attachedto it, which will in any way dilute or abridge the rightsof the minority institution to establish and administerthat institution. The conditions that can normally bepermitted to be imposed, on the educational institutionsreceiving the grant, must be related to the properutilization of the grant and fulfilment of the objectivesof the grant. Any such secular conditions so laid, such asa proper audit with regard to the utilization of the fundsand the manner in which the funds are to be utilized, willbe applicable and would not dilute the minority status ofthe educational institutions. Such conditions would bevalid if they are also imposed on other educationalinstitutions receiving the grant.144. It cannot be argued that no conditions can beimposed while giving aid to a minority institution.Whether it is an institution run by the majority or theminority, all conditions that have relevance to the properutilization of the grant-in-aid by an educationalinstitution can be imposed. All that Article 30(2) statesis that on the ground that an institution is under themanagement of a minority, whether based on religion orlanguage, grant of aid to that educational institutioncannot be discriminated against, if other educationalinstitutions are entitled to receive aid. The conditionsfor grant or non-grant of aid to educational institutionshave to be uniformly applied, whether it is a majority-runinstitution or a minority-run institution. As in the caseof a majority-run institution, the moment a minorityinstitution obtains a grant of aid, Article 28 of theConstitution comes into play. When an educationalinstitution is maintained out of State funds, no religiousinstruction can be provided therein. . . ."(Emphasis added) https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

13. In P.A. INAMDAR AND OTHERS v. STATE OF MAHRASHTRA ANDOTHERS reported in (2005) 3 MLJ 158 = (2005)6 SCC 537, the SupremeCourt observed :"100. Aid and affiliation or recognition, both byState, bring in some amount of regulation as a conditionof receiving grant or recognition. The scope of suchregulation, as spelt out by 6-Judge Bench decision inState of Kerala, etc. v. Very Rev. Mother Provincial etc.,(1970)2 S.C.C. 417 and 9-Judge Bench case in AhmedabadSt.Xavier's College Society v. State of Gujarat, (1974) 1S.C.C. 717, must satisfy the following tests: (a) theregulation is reasonable and rational; (b) it isregulative of the essential character of the institutionand is conducive to making the institution an effectivevehicle of education for the minority community or otherpersons who resort to it; (c) it is directed towardsmaintaining excellence of the education and efficiency ofadministration so as to prevent it from falling instandards. These tests have met the approval of PaiFoundation. However, Very Rev. Mother Provincial's caseand Ahmedabad St. Xavier's College Society v. State ofGujarat, (1974) 1 S.C.C. 717, go on to say that noregulation can be cast in 'the interest of the nation' ifit does not serve the interest of the minority as well.This proposition (except when it is read in the light ofthe opinion of Quadri, J.) stands overruled in PaiFoundation where Kirpal, C.J., speaking for majority hasruled (vide para 107) - "any regulation framed in thenational interest must necessarily apply to alleducational institutions, whether run by the majority orthe minority. Such a limitation must necessarily be readinto Art.30. The right under Art.30(1) cannot be such asto override the national interest or to prevent theGovernment from framing regulations in that behalf".(Also see, paras.117 to 123 and para.138 of Pai Foundationwhere Kirpal, CJ. has dealt with St. Xavier's in details).No right can be absolute. Whether a minority or a non-minority, no community can claim its interest to be abovethe national interest.It was further observed :"107. ... In Kerala Education Bill, 'minorityeducational institutions' came to be classified intothree categories, namely, (i) those which do not seekeither aid or recognition from the State; (ii) thosewhich want aid; and (iii) those which want onlyrecognition but not aid. It was held that the firstcategory protected by Art.30(1) can "exercise that rightto their hearts' content" unhampered by restrictions.The second category is most significant. Most of theeducational institutions would fall in that category asno educational institution can, in modern times, afford https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ to subsist an efficiently function without some Stateaid. So is with the third category. An educationalinstitution may survive without aid but would still standin need of recognition because in the absence ofrecognition, education imparted therein may not reallyserve the purpose as for want of recognition the studentspassing out from such educational institutions may not beentitled to admission in other educational institutionsfor higher studies and may also not be eligible forsecuring jobs. Once an educational institution isgranted aid or aspires for recognition, the State maygrant aid or recognition accompanied by certainrestrictions or conditions which must be followed asessential to the grant of such aid or recognition. ThisCourt clarified in Kerala Educational Bill that 'theright to establish and administer educationalinstitutions' conferred by Art.30(1) does not include theright to mal-administer, and that is very obvious.Merely because an educational institution belongs tominority it cannot ask for aid or recognition thoughrunning in unhealthy surroundings, without any competentteachers and which does not maintain even a fair standardof teaching or which teaches matters subversive to thewelfare of the scholars. Therefore, the State mayprescribe reasonable regulations to ensure the excellenceof the educational institutions to be granted aid or tobe recognized. To wit, it is open to the State to laydown conditions for recognition such as, an institutionmust have a particular amount of funds or properties ornumber of students or standard of education and so on.The dividing line is that in the name of laying downconditions for aid or recognition the State cannotdirectly or indirectly defeat the very protectionconferred by Art.30(1) on the minority to establish andadminister educational institutions. . . . " (Emphasis added)14. In the above background, the question to be examinedis whether the minority institutions are entitled to claim aid forthe institution for the first time as such or for some of theadditional teachers employed on account of increase in thestudents' strength in the aided institutions, as the case may be.15. In view of several decisions of the Supreme Court,there can be no longer any doubt that even though there is afundamental right to establish a minority institution by areligious or linguistic minority, such minority institution cannotclaim grant in aid either as a fundamental right or even as astatutory right, in the absence of any specific provision to thatextent. However, under Article 30(2) of the Constitution, it hasthe protection of not being discriminated against. If there is noprovision for grant in aid to any institution, obviously there https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ cannot be any discrimination because the minority institutions andthe non-minority institutions are treated alike. It is in theabove context, the validity of Section 14-A of the Tamil NaduRecognised Private Schools (Regulations) Act, 1973 incorporated byway of amending Act 11 of 1999 has been upheld by the DivisionBench [(2006) 5 CTC 193]. However, in the present case, we are notcalled upon to determine the rights of the parties on that footing.In the present case, the questions are confined to the institutionswhich had been in existence before the cut-off date. Some of theinstitutions were receiving aid and the question relating to thoseinstitutions is regarding their right to claim aid in respect ofadditional posts. In respect of other institutions, the questionis whether they were entitled to claim grant-in-aid. If anyminority institution was entitled to receive such aid, but wasdenied such aid on account of any erroneous order, such order isobviously to be corrected and such institution established beforethe cut-off date can have the continued right of receiving such aidand the amended provision contained in Section 14-A cannot be putagainst such right merely on account of the fact that suchinstitution had not received aid before the cut-off date.16. Before, however, delving further into this aspect, itis necessary to notice some of the general objections raised by theState authorities for denial of the claim of the petitioners.One of the basic objection raised is to the effect that sincethe minority institutions are not required to obtain priorpermission for establishing a school (a fortiori, they may notrequire permission to create and fill up additional posts), nobudgetary provision had been made and, therefore, grant cannot beextended. The other objection, which is more or less allied innature, is to the effect that the State can grant aid only withinthe limited financial resources available.17. Coming first to the last objection, we do not thinkthe lack of financial resources can at all be considered as a validground or even excuse to deny grant of aid to a minorityinstitution, while granting such aid to non-minority institution.18. In AIR 2000 SC 634 (CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION v.RAJNI VALI), it was observed :-"6. ... imparting primary and secondary education tostudents is the bounden duty of the State Administration.It is a constitutional mandate that the State shall ensureproper education to the students on whom the future of thesociety depends. In line with this principle, the Statehas enacted statutes and framed rules and regulations tocontrol/regulate establishment and running of privateschools at different levels. The State Governmentprovides grant-in-aid to private schools with a view toensure smooth running of the institution and to ensurethat the standard of teaching does not suffer on accountof paucity of funds. It needs no emphasis that https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ appointment of qualified and efficient teachers is a sinequa non for maintaining high standards of teaching in anyeducational institution."10. Coming to the contention of the appellants thatthe Chandigarh Administration will find it difficult tobear the additional financial burden if the claim ofRespondents 1 to 12 is accepted, we need only say thatsuch a contention raised in different cases of similarnature has been rejected by this Court. The StateAdministration cannot shirk its responsibility of ensuringproper education in schools and colleges on the plea oflack of resources. It is for the authorities running theAdministration to find out the ways and means of securingfunds for the purpose. We do not deem it necessary toconsider this question in further detail. The contentionraised by the appellants in this regard is rejected."19. Similar views were expressed to a considerable extentearlier in (1995) 4 SCC 570 (STATE OF H.P. v. H.P. STATE RECOGNISED& AIDED SCHOOLS MANAGING COMMITTEES AND OTHERS) and (1995) 5 SCC730 (STATE OF MAHARASHTRA v. MANUBHAI PRAGAJI VASHI AND OTHERS).20. Even before the aforesaid views were expressed by theSupreme Court, a Division Bench of this Court had observed in 1988WLR 130 (CHURCH OF SOUTH INDIA v. STATE OF TAMIL NADU & OTHERS)that want of resources cannot be a ground to deny grant, whereotherwise such grant is permissible.More recently, a similar view has been expressed in 2006(3)MLJ 242 (C. MANONMANY v. STATE OF TAMIL NADU, REP. BY ITSSECRETARY, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT & OTHERS) by placing reliance uponthe aforesaid decisions of the Supreme Court as well as variousdecisions of the Madras High Court. 21. After referring to some of the decisions of theSupreme Court, while considering the question of teacher-studentsratio, it was observed by the Full Bench in (2007) 1 MLJ 199 (citedsupra) as follows :-"16. The submission that want of finance is thereason for revising the teacher-pupil ratio cannot becountenanced in view of the settled position of law. ...”22. The allied defence raised in the counter affidavit,which was filed almost a decade and half back, is to the effectthat no budgetary provision has been made. This contention can bemerely described as an eye-wash. If a budgetary provision is notmade, raising a supplementary budget is a concept quite well knownto the Government Moreover, the question as to whether suchinstitutions had right to receive aid is being determined after along lapse of time and obviously adequate budgetary provisions canbe made hereafter to cover the cases where aid was required to begiven, but denied on erroneous assumption. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

23. The submission to the effect that in the absence ofany prior permission, it is not possible for the State to knownumber of schools to be established is also not tenable on accountof the fact that the question of payment of grant is not one timeaffair and is an on going process and even if the authorities arenot aware of any proposal to establish a school during a particularyear, obviously the authorities would be aware of the existence ofsuch school as and when recognition is sought for and, therefore,the necessary arrangement regarding budgetary support is availableto be made.24. The next contention is that many of the institutionshad, at the time of seeking recognition, voluntarily waived theirright to seek for aid from the Government.It is true that such letters had been obtained from many ofthe institutions. It is also true that, as already adverted to, nominority institution has a fundamental right under Article 30(1) ofthe Constitution to claim aid as a matter of right. But asrepeatedly observed by the Supreme Court, even though there is nosuch fundamental right to demand grant in aid as such, the inherentright of not being discriminated against is very much recognized inthe shape of Article 30(2) as well as Article 14 of theConstitution. Where there is no provision relating to grant-in-aid, obviously there is no question of discrimination, but wherethere are provisions relating to grant in aid, the right to treatthe minority institution at par with other educational institutionsas envisaged under Article 14 and Article 30(2) come to the fore.If there is provision for grant of aid to other educationalinstitutions, minority institutions cannot be denied of such rightby obtaining a letter that no such aid will be claimed in future.Law is well settled that there cannot be any waiver of afundamental right. Judged in the above angle, the very fact thatmost of the institutions had written letter indicating that theywould not claim aid cannot be held against such institutions.25. The question can be viewed from another angle. Asthere is no dispute that the right under Article 30(1) to establishan institution is very much available as has been repeatedlyrecognised, an institution, unless it is recognised or affiliatedpractically, serves no purpose, particularly for the studentsconcerned. In TMA Pai Foundation's case, it is well recognisedthat the State cannot deny recognition on arbitrary or irrelevantconsideration, but it can regulate the question of grant ofrecognition or affiliation in order to ensure quality of theinstitution such as availability of infrastructure, employment ofduly qualified teachers and the like. For minority institutions,Section 9 of the Act itself contemplates that no prior permissionis required, though for other institutions such prior permission isrequired. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

26. The right of the minority to establish such aninstitution being one of the fundamental rights, obviouslystatutory provisions have been made dispensing with the normalprocedure of obtaining prior permission. Having thus statutorilyrecognised the fundamental right of such an institution toestablish and administer educational institution, to deny aid onthe ground that no prior permission has been obtained sounds like acatch-22 situation. The main purpose under Article 30(1) is theprivilege given to the minority to establish their owninstitutions. Such institutions would obviously have a right toseek recognition in respect of their degrees or diplomas or as inthe cases of schools, their right to present students forexaminations held for other similarly situated students of otherschools. The State is bound to give recognition for suchqualification and such institutions cannot be discriminatedagainst except on the ground of want of infrastructure orexcellence or absence of qualified staff, etc.. 27. Some what inter-related question was raised by thelearned Additional Advocate General appearing for the State thatsince no permission is sought for by the minority school to beestablished, the necessity of establishing such a school is notproved and, therefore, the authorities have right to deny grant-in-aid, if it is found that there is no necessity to establish suchschool.For other institutions, the provisions for obtaining priorpermission has been incorporated to ensure that a institution isestablished only if there is need for such an institution. In thecase of minority institutions, such need is presumed to exist inview of the right conferred under Article 30(1). Having providedthat there is no requirement for obtaining prior permission toestablish such an institution to cater to the need of the religiousor linguistic minority, it would be paradoxical to deny any suchinstitution the benefit of the grant-in-aid merely on the footingthat no prior permission has been obtained.28. It was also submitted that in view of the provisionscontained in Section 14(1) of the Act, no school, whether minorityor non-minority is entitled to claim grant-in-aid merely on accountof the fact that such institution has been subsequently recognisedor affiliated. This provision merely emphasise the well accepted concept thatthe institutions whether minority or otherwise can seek grant-in-aid only if there is specific provision to that effect. Thequestion in the present case is not that there is no provisionrelating to grant aid, but the question is inspite of the existenceof provision relating to grant-in-aid, whether the denial of suchgrant-in-aid to the minority institutions is justified. It is notthe claim of the institution that merely because it has beenrecognised it is entitled to receive aid. The claim of the https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ institution is to the effect that since there is provision forgrant-in-aid, the concerned institution should not be discriminatedagainst in the matter of sanction of such grant-in-aid.29. For the aforesaid reasons, we allow the various writpetitions by giving the following directions :-(i) The State of Tamil Nadu and the otherauthorities concerned shall consider the application ofeach of the Institution for grant-in-aid within aperiod of 16 weeks without being influenced by the factthat such institutions had been established withoutobtaining any prior permission and also by the factthat such institutions had given letter in writingindicating that after obtaining recognition they willnot claim any grant-in-aid. However, while consideringsuch application, the relevant facts such as theexistence of necessary infrastructure, teacher-studentratio and the eligibility of the concerned teacher tohold the post should be considered. (ii) If it is found that any particularinstitution is entitled to receive any aid, decisionshould be taken with regard to eligibility within aperiod of four months and should be communicated to theconcerned institution. (iii) If any institution is found eligible toreceive such aid, necessary payment shall be madewithin a further period of four months from the date ofsuch sanction.(iv) The continued right of any institution toreceive any aid is to be considered keeping in view therelevant G.O., applicable from time to time.(v) Similarly, in respect of minorityinstitutions, which were receiving aid in respect ofsome of the posts and were seeking for approval andpayment of aid for any additional post, such questionis required to be considered within a period of fourmonths by keeping in view the teacher – pupil ratioapplicable during any particular period. (vi) If, on the other hand, any school or any postis found ineligible for sanction of grant, suchdecision should be communicated to the concernedinstitution by giving brief reasons within a period ofthree weeks from the date of order of refusal.30. So far as the writ appeals are concerned, which aredirected against the decision of the learned single Judge, denialof the State Government regarding payment of grant-in-aid has beenupheld mainly on account of the fact that the institutions hadgiven letter indicating that they will not make any claim regardingpayment of grant-in-aid and also on account of the fact that noinstitution has got any fundamental right to claim grant. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ In view of the discussion made, those reasonings of thelearned single Judge cannot be sustained.31. Apart from the above, the learned single Judge seemsto have held that the writ petitioners (present appellants) beingan individual, did not have any right to establish any minorityinstitution. 32. We do not think such a view expressed by the learnedsingle Judge can be countenanced in view of the decision in T.M.A.Pai Foundation's case as well as many other decisions, wherein ithas been recognised that even an individual has a right toestablish a minority institution and it is not necessary that itshould be done only by a Society. It may be that the learnedsingle Judge has placed reliance upon the observations made inUnnikrishnan's case (1993 (1) SCC 645), wherein the Supreme Courtlaying down the scheme for establishment of such educationalinstitutions had emphasised the necessity of having a society. InT.M.A. Pai Foundation's case, the Supreme Court has over-ruled thatpart of the judgment in Unnikrishnan's case. We do not find thatthere is any requirement anywhere, either under the Constitution orunder any statute, that a minority institution can be establishedonly by a group of persons or a registered society. Therefore,such conclusion of the learned single Judge is liable to be over-turned.33. For the aforesaid reasons, the writ appeals are to beallowed. The applications of the concerned writ petitionersregarding grant-in-aid shall be considered by the State of TamilNadu and other authorities concerned by keeping in view thedirections rendered in the foregoing paragraph No.29 of the presentjudgment. 34. Subject to the above observations and directions, thewrit appeals and the writ petitions are allowed. No costs.Consequently, the connected miscellaneous petitions are closed.Sd/-Asst. Registrar./true copy/Sub Asst. Registrar.dpk https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/ To1.The Secretary,The Government of Tamil NaduEducation Department,Fort St. George,Chennai-600 009.2.The Secretary to GovernmentThe Government of Tamil NaduEducation, Science and Technology Department,Fort St. George, Madras-9.3.The Commissioner and Secretary,The Government of Tamil Nadu,Education Department,Fort St. George, Madras -600 009.4.The Director of Elementary EducationCollege Road, Chennai-6.5.The District Elementary Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari.6.The Assistant Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai Range and Post,Kanayakumari District.7.The Director of School Education,College Road, Madras-6.8.The Secretary to the Govt.of Tamil Nadu,Finance Department, Fort St. George,Madras-9.9.The Director of School Education(Secondary), Madras-6.10. The Director of School Education(Elementary) Madras-6.11.The District Educational Officer,Thuckalay and Post, Kanyakumari District.12.The District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai and Post,Kanyakumari District.13.The District Educational Officer,Tuticorin, Tuticorin District. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

14.The Chief Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District.15.The Joint Director of School(Secondary) Education, Madras-6.16.The Joint Director of School Educational(Elementary) Madras-6.17.The Chief Educational Officer,Saidapet, Chennai-15.18.The District Educational Officer,Pasumpon Muthuramalingam District at Sivagangai.19.The District Educational Officer,Villupuram, Sourth Arcot District.20. The Director of Elementary Education D.P.I.Campus, College Road, Chennai -6.21.The Correspondent,St.Mary's Higher Secondary School,Kaliyal and Post, Kanyakumari District.22.The Correspondent,Eka Ratchakar Sabai,Higher Secondary School,Salaipudur, Tuticorin.23.The Chief Educational Officer,Vellore, North Arcot District.24.The District Educational Officer,Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari District.25.The Chief Educational Officer,Kamaraj District at Virudhu Nagar,Virudhunagar.26.The Chief Educational Officer,South Arcot District, Cuddalore.27. The Chief Educational Officer,Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

28.The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Nagercoil.29.The Chief Educational Officer,Tirunelveli.30.The District Educational Officer,Madras North, Madras -600 007.31.The Chief Educational Officer,Chingleput at Kancheepuram,Chingleput District.32.The Chief Educational Officer,Uthagamandalam, Nilgirs.33. The Chief Educational Officer,Tanjore,Tanjore District.34. The Chief Eduational Officer,Chidambaranar District at Tuticorin,Chidambaranar District.35. The Chief Educational Officer Erode at Erode, Periyar District.36. The Chief Educational Officer Ramanathapuram at Ramanathapurm, Ramanathapuram District.37. The Chief Educational Officer, Sivaganaga, Pasumpon Muthuramlingam District.38. The Chief Educational Officer, Tuticorin at tuticorin V.O.Chidambaranar District,39. The Chief Educational Officer Palayamkottai,Tirunelveli District. 40. The Chief Educational Officer, Salem, Salem District.41. The Chief Educational Officer, Tiruchirapalli – 17.42. The Chief Educational Officer, Dindigul, Anna District. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

43. The District Educational Officer, Usilampatti, Madurai District.44. The Inspectress of Girls Schools, Tirunelveli.45. The Chief Educational Officer, Pudukottai District, Pudukottai.46. The Chief Educational Officer, Sivaganga, Pasumpon Muhuramalingam District.47. The Chief Educational Officer, Thallakulam, Madurai-2.48. The Inspectress of Girls School, Vellore, North Arcot District.49. The District Educational Officer, Virudhunagar Educational District, Virudhunagar.50. The Chief Educational Officer, Madras, Madras-600 015.51. The District Educational Officer, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District.52. The District Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai Educational District, Kuzhithurai,Kanyakumari District.53. The District Educational Officer Tirunelveli South at Tirunelveli, Tirunelveli District.54. The District Educational Officer, Tirunelveli East at Tuticorin, Tirunelveli District.55. The District Educational Officer, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District.56. The District Educational Officer, Chingleput, Chingleput District.57. The District Educational Officer, Saidapet, Madras -15.58. The Inspectress of Girls Schools, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

59. The District Educational Officer, Nilgiris, coonoor, Nilgiris district.60. The District Educational Officer, Tirunelveli Central,Tirunelveli District.61. The Inspectress of Girls Schools, Tanjore, Tanjore District.62. The District Educational Officer, Kovilpatti Educational District, Kovilpatti, Chidambaram District.63. The Inspectress of Girls Schools, Erode at Erode, Periyar District. 64. The District Educational Officer, Paramakudi at paramakudi, Ramanathapuram District.65. Inspectress of Girls Schools, Ramanad and Sivaganga at Ramanathapuram, Ramanathapuram District. 66. The District Educational Officer, Tenkasi, Tirunelveli District.67. The District Educational Officer, Ramanathapuram at Ramanathapuram Ramanathapuram District. 68. The District Educational Officer, Tuticorin, V.O.Chidambaranar District.69. The Inspectress of Girls Schools, Madras, South, Vijayaraghavan Road, T.Nagar, Madras – 17.70. The Chief Educational Officer, Vellore, North Arcot District.71. The District Educational Officer, Kuzhithurai Range, Marthandam P.O, Kanyakumari District.72. The Inspectress of Girls School, (North),Purasawalkam, Madras- 600 084.73. The District Educational Officer, Villupuram South Arcot District. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

74. The District Educational Officer, Salem, Salem District.75. The District Educational Officer, Sivaganga at Sivaganga, Pasumpon Muthuramalingam District.76. The District Educational Officer, Gopichetti Palayam, Periyar District.77. The Inspectress of Girls Schools, Tirunelveli at Tirunelveli, Tirunelveli District.78. The District Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai, North Arcot District.79. The District Educational Officer, Cuddalore – 1.80. The District Educational Officer,Lalgudi, Tiruchirapalli District.81. The Deputy Inspector of Schools.Colachal, Kanyakumari District.82. The Inspectress of Girls High Schools,Coimbatore South, Coimbatore - 10.83. The Inspector of Girls Schools,Dindigul, Anna District.84. The District Educational Officer,Cheyyar.85. The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Cuddalore, South Arcot Distrit.86. The Chief Educational Officer,Madurai, Madurai - 2.87. The Chief Educational Officer,Tirunelveli.88. The Chief Educational Officer,Pudukottai District, Pudukottai.89. The District Educational Officer,(Madurai North) Melur,Madurai District. https://hcservices.ecourts.gov.in/hcservices/

90. The District Educational Officer,Virudachalam, South Arcot District.91. The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Kuzhithurai Range,Kuzhithurai,Kanyakumari District.92. The District Educational Officer,Villupuram, South Arcot District.93. The Inspectress of Girls Schools,Tuticorin, V.O. Chidambarnar District.94. The Deputy Inspectress of Schools,Sengottai, Tirunelveli District.95. The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Pudukottai Range, Pudukottai,V.O.Chidambaranar District.96. The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Sathankulam, V.O.Chidambaranar District.97. The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Polur Range, Polur District,North Arcot District.98. The Deputy Inspector of Schools,Colachal, Kanyakumari District.99. THe District Educational Officer,Madras South, Madras - 7.100. The District Educational Officer,Thiruvannamalai, North Arcot District.1 cc To Mr.S.M.Edward Stanley, Advocate, SR.16621.10 cc To Mr.M.Joseph Thatheus Jerome, Advocate, SR.16030.4 cc To Mr.K,Ravichandra Babu, Advocate, SR.15983.1 cc To The Government Pleader, SR.16216.W.A.Nos.1329 OF 1999 & BatchSKV (CO)kk,km,rvl,gkg,sr,jjm,krd,gp,rvr, sracompared by MT, GS