School Fees: These parents got relief from the order of Allahabad High Court. Allahabad HC asks schools to refund 15 percent of fees for 2020-21

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School Fee Case: In Uttar Pradesh, those parents have got a big relief, who had paid hefty fees during the Corona epidemic even when the school was closed. now allahabad high court (Allahabad High Court) has ruled that the schools will have to refund the fees that the parents of the children paid during the Corona epidemic. However, it will be only up to 15 percent of the total fees. This fee will have to be returned to the parents of the children who have left the school or changed the school and the previous fee will be adjusted in the fees of the children who are still studying in those schools. So that there is less burden on the parents this year. This decision of the Allahabad High Court has brought great relief to the parents.

Parents of children who leave/change school will also get benefit

Allahabad High Court (Allahabad High Court) If this decision is for the session 2020-21, then it will be applicable to all the schools in Uttar Pradesh. The High Court has made it clear that 15 percent of the fees collected by the schools in the session 2020-2021 should be adjusted this year. And children who have left school, or changed schools. This 15 percent amount should be returned to them in cash or by transfer to their account.

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Hearing on more than a dozen petitions

More than a dozen petitions in this matter in the High Court (Allahabad High Court) was filed in On which the bench of Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal and Justice JJ Munir was hearing. Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal and Justice JJ Munikar held the last hearing of the case on January 6 and reserved the verdict. Now on Monday he has given the verdict. Let us tell you that during 2020-2021, full fees were collected in the schools. Whereas in those days the class was running online. In such a situation, the decision of the High Court has come as a big relief for the parents.