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Manoj Patil, an Other Backward Class candidate, was initially appointed as a part‑time Assistant Teacher in a government‑aided school with approval from the Education Officer. When a full‑time post became vacant due to superannuation, the school management placed him in that post without obtaining …
The petitioners, an education society, challenged a School Tribunal order that allowed the termination of Respondent No.1, a teacher appointed on a temporary basis in 2006, after he had served continuously until 2014. The petitioners argued that the employee, who held only a B.P.Ed. qualification …
Ramdas Pawar was appointed as a part‑time librarian in a private school and sought approval from the Education Officer, who rejected the proposal on four grounds: lack of prior objection, advertisement not in two newspapers, unapproved staffing pattern, and no approved pattern for 2014‑15. The …
Petitioner Uday Jagtap was appointed as a peon in a minority‑run school in August 2017. The school sought approval of the appointment from the Education Officer, who rejected it on 24 June 2022, relying on a Government Resolution dated 11 December 2020 that declared the post of non‑teaching staff …
The petitioner, a part‑time librarian appointed in 1995 and later upgraded to a full‑time post in 2006, sought a declaration that he was governed by the Old Pension Scheme and entitled to pension under the Maharashtra Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1982. The State argued that his full‑time …
The appellant society employed respondent No.1 as a peon from 1991, and after he obtained a B.A. and B.P.Ed., he sought promotion to the post of Shikshan Sevak, a teaching position reserved for non‑teaching staff who acquire the requisite qualifications. The High Court had directed the society to …
The appellant, a teacher in a private aided school, refused to contribute to a tax demand and was suspended and later terminated without proper approval or a fair inquiry, violating the Maharashtra Employees of Private Schools (Conditions of Service) Act, 1977 and principles of natural justice. The …
The Supreme Court examined a challenge to the Maharashtra Government's order dated 16 May 2006 that granted permission to 1,495 new higher secondary schools on a permanent no‑grant basis, subject to conditions under the Education Code and the Maharashtra Employees of Private Schools (Conditions of …
