Supreme Court of India
M. Aamira Fathima and Others v. Annamalai University and Others
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We hold that the University was not entitled and competent to devise its own fee structure in the present matter without having the fee fixed by the Committee on Fixation of Fee as contemplated under 1992 Act.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Tamil Nadu Educational Institutions (Pr ohibition of Collection of Capitation fee) Act, 1992 – ss.2(b)(I), 2(b)(II) and 4(2- ) – Respondent No.2- medical college was established by the Annamalai University – Fee char ged by the University was too high as compared to the other Government colleges – W rit petition filed by the students – Highlighting the enormous differ ence between the fees char ged by the University on one hand and the scale fixed by the Government as well as the Committee on Fixation of Fee on the other, they pleaded that the matter for fixation of fee be r eferred to the
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