Supreme Court of India
A Polytechnic by Name Larson and Toubro Institute of Technology and Anr. v. All India Council for Technical Education and Ors.
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Education: c Polytechnic institute run by a Public Limited Company exclusively for children of its employees-No fees charged-Admission on merit basis-Reservation policy followed-Not covered by scheme prepared in pur suance of Unnikrishnan-Allowed to function subject to conditions as it fulfilled the underlying purpose and object of Unnikrishn~onstitution of India-Article 32. Larson and Toubro Ltd., a Public Limited Company, established a polytechnic institute to be run by a trust constituted by them. As the amount paid by the company into the said trust was not being allowed as a deduction
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