Bhubaneswar: The High Court's verdict in the school fee case (WPC 11299/2020) was announced today in the wake of the long-awaited epidemic. The verdict makes it clear that the Hon’ble Court, due to the government’s inaction policy, was unable to reach any conclusion. The government’s two-pronged policy has reversed the government. The government has agreed to implement the resolution on 23.09.18. The government has no rules on fee determination. The government had submitted the oath of office to the Hon'ble Court.
Opposition groups called for a boycott of the assembly in 2021, saying "there is no control over private schools. The government has agreed to implement the decision of the Advocate General on 23.09.18." The Hon'ble Court stated in Article 24 of its judgment that the court in this case. Due to the limited scope of the law, the MOU No additional instructions may be issued.
In Article 30 of the Judgment, the Hon'ble Court stated that it was different from other states in terms of MOUs under government mediation, noting that the government had signed MOUs. Admittedly, the MOU Some research opinions, individual institutions or groups may be included in the legal framework for interpretation. The ruling raises questions about the role of the government and private schools, as well as private schools, which are expected to take advantage of the situation.
Another case is being investigated in the Hon'ble High Court over the implementation of the government's decision on the determination of online fees. Opposition groups called for the beleagured PM to resign. If the 23.09.18 resolution is implemented, it will be compulsory to take private schools as much as the service. According to the parents' union, fees for online tuition can be determined accordingly.
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