JAGANNADHA RAO, M.B.SHAH
Jaya Gokul Educational Trust – Appellant
Versus
Commissioner And Secretary to Government – Respondent
1. Leave granted.
2. The appellant is a trust which wanted to establish a self-financing Engineering College and submitted an application during 1994-95 to the University of Kerala as well as to All India Council for Technical Education (hereinafter called the 'AICTE'). There was an inspection by a team of Professors of the University and it recommended favourably when it stated that the facilities provided by the appellant would be sufficient for establishing an Engineering College. The AICTE sent a communication on 30.4.1995 stating that on the basis of the observations made by the Expert Committee and the recommendations made by the Central Regional Committee, State Level Committee and Central Task Force as per the provisions of the AICTE regulation dated 30.1.1994, the AICTE was granting conditional approval for establishing an Engineering and Technical College. The abovesaid approval was subject to the fulfilment of specific conditions mentioned in Annexure 1 and the general conditions mentioned in Annexure II to the said letter. In the event of contravention of the conditions, guidelines, norms and regulations of the AICTE, the AICTE could withdraw the approval at
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