HC on School Fees: Delhi High Court Rejects Petition Seeking Directions to Sop Private Institution From Applying Charges for AC Facility in Classrooms
The bench noted that AC services in school are no different from other fees that the school levies, such as the lab and smart class fees.
A public interest litigation (PIL) lawsuit asking the Delhi government's education department to order a private school to cease charging students for air condition (AC) facility in their classrooms was recently rejected by the Delhi High Court. Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora, who made up a Division Bench, denied the plea, noting that parents are responsible for paying for the AC services their children receive in school as they are no different from other fees that the school levies, such as the lab and smart class fees. HC on Schools: Kerala High Court Directs Government To Close Schools Without Playgrounds, Says 'Sports and Games Part of Curriculum'.
HC on School Fees
Delhi High Court rejects PIL to stop private school from charging fees for AC facility
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