#Section 12(1)(c)

The court quashed cancellation of a Scheduled Caste child's RTE admission, holding distance norms cannot be rigidly enforced where a Division Bench ordered their removal for unaided schools and compliance would cost the child an academic year. The ruling affirms procedural barriers cannot override substantive educational access for disadvantaged groups.

Bombay HC rules that the Covid-19 limitation extension applies to the time-bound condition precedent under Section 12(1)(c) of the Presidency Towns Insolvency Act, 1909. The judgment validates insolvency petitions filed during the pandemic, reinforcing the applicability of Supreme Court's limitation extensions to procedural timelines in insolvency proceedings.

Bombay HC rules that imposing a 1-km territorial cap for 25% EWS admissions under the RTE Act violates constitutional rights and the statute's unconditional mandate. The judgment reinforces that private unaided schools must admit disadvantaged students regardless of proximity, impacting thousands of EWS applicants statewide.