Schools can take legal action if students do not pay fee on time: Supreme Court
The Hindu
On May 3, the court had held that States cannot impinge on the autonomy of private unaided schools
School managements can take legal action if students do not pay the fee instalments on time, the Supreme Court has clarified.
On May 3, the court had held that States cannot impinge on the autonomy of private unaided schools to fix and collect “just” and “permissible” school fees from parents, especially in the name of the pandemic.
The May verdict had come in a series of appeals filed by private unaided schools in Rajasthan against government notifications to defer/reduce school fees due to aftermath of pandemic (lockdown) from March 2020.
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