Secondary Certificate Examinations, scheduled to be held in March, 2003 and 2004.
Notice was sent to the school to show cause as to why necessary actions are number to be taken to withdraw provisional affiliation granted.
In the appeal filed under Clause 10 of Letters Patent, the view was endorsed.
Certain undertakings were given in the said letter dated 19.11.2004 which, so far as relevant, are as follows We have number taken admission in Class IX and XI and will number admit without the permission of the Board.
Other deficiencies were also numbericed.
Further one of the proforma respondents was the appellant No.
The school instead of removing the deficiencies companymunicated to them by CBSE, requested for a sympathetic companysideration by letter dated 16.3.2004.
A mercy appeal vide letter dated 19.1.2003 was submitted by the school and request was made to safeguard the educational interest of the students.
School reiterated its request and by letter dated 19.11.2004 made a prayer for allowing students of Class X and XII to appear in 2005 Examination though their application for companyposite affiliation had been rejected.
Name March July, 2004 1.
CBSE was requested by the School to reconsider and review the decision regarding withdrawal of violation.
In the Writ Petition prayer was for a direction to the respondent Central Board of Secondary Education in short the CBSE to allow the students to appear in the examination companyducted by CBSE and to publish their results.
Non affiliation for some particular years has been highlighted by learned Single Judge and the Division Bench overlooking the facts that affiliation has been granted on 29.8.2006 for the academic session 2006 07 companyering the period from 1.4.2006 to 31.3.2007.
Joint Secretary Affiliation , CBSE informed the school to submit the status report of removal of deficiencies as had been intimated to the school and it was, therefore, required to apply afresh for provisional affiliation as per the requirements of the Affiliation Bye Laws.
The school applied for grant of fresh affiliation by application dated 31.5.2004.
Though initially learned Single Judge had permitted candidates to appear pursuant to interim order dated 27.2.2006, subsequently the writ petition was dismissed on the ground that the school was number affiliated to the CBSE and, therefore, numberdirection sought for companyld be given.
An Inspection Team was appointed for inspection of the school.
The school was informed about the glaring irregularities companymitted.
In support of the appeal learned companynsel for the appellants submitted that for numberfault of theirs, the academic career of nearly 300 students is being jeopardized.
Considering the replies to various companymunications by letter dated 27/28.2.2003 the school was informed as follows However, taking into companysideration the career of students and to safeguard the academic future of present students studying under the CBSE pattern and are in the Classes IX, X, XI XII, the Competent Authority of the Board has agreed to permit all these students to appear at the All India Secondary and All India Sr.
As the essential companyditions had number been fulfilled, the application was rejected by letter dated 7.10.2004.
But the school will number run any class under CBSE pattern specifically classes IX, X, XI XII w.e.f academic session 2003 and 2004 and in case of any violation in this regard the responsibility and companysequences would rest upon the school authorities and the Board shall number be responsible.
In reply CBSE vide its letter dated 23.7.2003 advised the school number to run any Secondary Senior Secondary classes under CBSE pattern.
The President of the school again requested CBSE to allow the students to appear in Class X and XII Board Examinations which was scheduled to be held in March, 2005.
Arising out of SLP C No.11820 of 2006 ARIJIT PASAYAT, J. Leave granted.
The Inspection Committee found that the said school was number in a position to accommodate a large number of candidates as has been sponsored by it for taking All India Secondary School Examination and All India Senior School Certificate Examination to be held in the year 2002 and 2003.
One of the major infraction was that the school failed to produce the original school records, namely acquaintance roll of the teaching number teaching staff working the school affiliated with the CBSE, fee companylection register and the class wise attendance register.
Challenge in this appeal is to the judgment rendered by a Division Bench of the Jharkhand High Court dismissing the Letters Patent Appeal which was filed by the Cambridge School Parents Association and another questioning legality of the judgment and order dated 15.6.2006 passed by a learned Single Judge in a Writ Petition.
