Supreme Court of India
State of Himachal Pradesh v. H.P. State Recognised and Aided Schools Managing Committees and Ors.
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Himachal Pradesh Education Code-Grant-in-aid Rules: Rules 45(Q), 45(1) and 47(2). State of Himachal Pradesh-Recognised private aided schools-Grant in-aid-Prescription of maximum limit-Held contrary to rules-Schools held entitled to full grant-in-aid i.e. 95% of the net approved expenditure . Recognised and private aided schools-Teachers of-Held entitled to c parity in pay scales with their counterpaTts in Government schools. Constitution of India, 1950: Altic/es 21, 41, 45 and 46. Free and compulsory education to children upto the age of 14 years-State's obligation-Held cannot be
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