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Delhi, May 13, 2012(PTI): The teachers of unaided private schools are
entitled to same pay and emoluments as those of government schools, the
Delhi high court has held.
Rejecting an appeal by a private
school, a bench of Acting Chief Justice A K Sikri and Justice Rajiv
Sahai Endlaw upheld the singlejudge’s order directing Rukmini Devi
Jaipuria School, Rajpura Road, to pay arrears of salary to its teachers
with effect from January one, 1996.
Directing the school to pay the arrears in four weeks, the bench also imposed a cost of Rs. 30,000 on it.
The court dismissed the school’s
argument that the pay commission recommendations are only applicable to
the government-aided schools and not to private schools.
The court accepted the
contention of Ashok Agarwal, the counsel for the teachers, that it’s a
travesty of justice that the teachers are denied their lawful salary
without any justification.
The court also held that the
employees of all unaided recognised private schools are entitled to
benefits of pay and emoluments from January 1, 1996, the date the fifth
pay commission recommendations became applicable and the schools cannot
deny or delay the same on the ground that it could not recover fee from
the students.
Source : http://tkbsen.com/
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