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7. Land in Karuvelankulam Village, Tirunelveli District was originally said to have been dedicated by the Nawab of Carnatic during the 10th Century for the support of third respondent Nawab Wallajah Sahib Mosque [Pallivasal (Waqf)].
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8. An entry in the Inam Fair Register dated 01.05.1865 also contains an entry to that effect. In 1905 an extent of 140 acres (out of 276 acres) attempted to be partitioned among the predecessors of the petitioner's family.
69. The entire extent of 141.83 Acres was also notified as a waqf property in Gazette Notification dated 13.05.1954 published in the Fort St.George Gazette. The total extent of land includes water body and forms part of the Inam Fair Register dated 01.05.1865, content of which has been partly extracted.
70. There was a dispute regarding the payment of Tasdik Allowances at the behest of one Mr.Shah Ali Abbaskhan who claimed himself to be the legal descendent of Mr.Etbarkhan who was said to be rendering defence service to the Nawab of Walajah, the Carnatic Ruler. The Inam estates of Thulukkarkulam and Karuvelangulam in Tirunelveli District were allegedly granted by Nawab of Walajah, the Carnatic Ruler.