Supreme Court of India
Rustom Kerawalla Foundation v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Maharashtra Educational Institutions (Prohibition of Capitation Fe'!) Act. 1987 - Appellant-Foundation runs a School - Whether the Appellants are entitled to take the entirety of lease rent into account while having the fee structure approved in terms of provisions of the Act and if not, what should be the correct approach - Held: Under sub-clause (b) to s.4(2) of the Act the State is empowered, to exclude certain expenditure in regulating fees collected by the educational institution - The exercise on part of State Government must be guided to arrive at a just balance between two essentials.
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