J. CHELAMESWAR, J.

( 1 ) EDUCATIONAL institutions both schools and colleges are organized by the Government, local bodies like Municipalities and Zilla parishads, as also by the private organizations. The issue before us in this matter revolves around certain service conditions of the employees both teaching and non-teaching of the educational institutions run by private organisations.

( 2 ) THE organization of educational institutions in the private sector has been subject to regulation by the State in varying degrees from time to time. It may not be necessary to trace the entire history of such regulation by the State of the various educational institutions. In the year 1966, the state Government made rules known as the andhra Pradesh (Integrated) Education rules, 1966 in G. O. Ms. No. 1188, Edn. , dt. 10-5-1966. At that point of time, there was no comprehensive enactment dealing with all classes of educational institutions. Therefore, the above mentioned rules were framed by the State (we presume) in exercise of power under Article 162 of the Constitution of India. Under the Rules, the educational institutions were divided into two classes viz. , unrecognized and recognized. Rec

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