Is it legal for the school not to order takeout?

It is illegal for schools to prohibit students from ordering takeout.

No ordering takeout. Infringed on students' right to choose their own consumption. As a person with full capacity for civil conduct, college students belong to the relationship between consumers and operators with takeaway platforms or businesses. Its consumption behavior is legal and effective and protected by law. Even if college students are minors and have limited capacity, schools have no right to interfere with their behavior.

There may be two starting points for the school to prohibit students from ordering takeout. The first is to protect the food safety of students, because even if the food in the school is not delicious, the hygiene situation can still be supervised to ensure the food safety of students, but there is no way to ensure the hygiene of the food in restaurants outside the school. Once there is a health problem, it is likely to cause physical harm to students and cause great repercussions. The other is the school canteen. If there are no students to eat, it will affect the operation of the school canteen. Takeaway has a certain influence on the school cafeteria, so the school will prohibit students from ordering takeout. However, as a school, it can supervise students' diet, but it still has no right to prohibit students from ordering takeout. In fact, schools can improve the quality of meals in canteens to prevent students from ordering takeout, and there is no need to make some prohibitive regulations.

On the one hand, it shows that the quality of school food needs to be improved, on the other hand, it also shows that students' living conditions are still relatively good, which is actually a very good thing. However, when ordering takeout, they still pay attention to food safety. Don't order in some very small restaurants whose sanitary conditions are not up to standard, try to choose some more formal restaurants, so as to ensure your food safety, try to avoid spending money on crimes and be responsible for your health.

Legal basis: Article 17 of the Civil Code,/kloc-natural persons over 0/8 years old are adults. A natural person under the age of eighteen is a minor.

Article 18 of the Civil Code An adult is a person with full capacity for civil conduct and can independently carry out civil legal acts.

Minors over the age of 16 whose main source of livelihood is their own labor income are regarded as persons with full capacity for civil conduct.

Article 19 of the Civil Code: Minors over the age of eight are persons with limited capacity for civil conduct, and they are represented by their legal representatives or approved and ratified by their legal representatives, but they can independently carry out civil legal acts that are purely beneficial or suitable for their age and intelligence.

Article 20 of the Civil Code A minor under the age of eight is a person without capacity for civil conduct, and his legal representative shall act as his agent to carry out civil legal acts.