granted
to the said land from payment of land revenue. Respondent No.1
held that the said land was not Devasthan Inam land, and that ... this Act, all personal
inam lands became liable to pay full land revenue like any other
private land. But Devasthan Inam lands, which were meant
further contended that as the suit land was of
Devasthan Inam land, permission was required for selling it. It is further
contended that from time ... suit land since
1987 and continuously in possession, which is corroborated by revenue
record. He would therefore submit that the suit land was Devasthan Inam
further contended that as the suit land was of
Devasthan Inam land, permission was required for selling it. It is further
contended that from time ... suit land since
1987 and continuously in possession, which is corroborated by revenue
record. He would therefore submit that the suit land was Devasthan Inam
further contended that as the suit land was of
Devasthan Inam land, permission was required for selling it. It is further
contended that from time ... suit land since
1987 and continuously in possession, which is corroborated by revenue
record. He would therefore submit that the suit land was Devasthan Inam
further contended that as the suit land was of
Devasthan Inam land, permission was required for selling it. It is further
contended that from time ... suit land since
1987 and continuously in possession, which is corroborated by revenue
record. He would therefore submit that the suit land was Devasthan Inam
further contended that as the suit land was of
Devasthan Inam land, permission was required for selling it. It is further
contended that from time ... suit land since
1987 and continuously in possession, which is corroborated by revenue
record. He would therefore submit that the suit land was Devasthan Inam
present petitioner purchased the said agricultural land behind back of
father of respondent No.2/complainant and the land is purchased in the
name ... further submits that Gut No.1/1 and 1/2 is
Devasthan land and is registered as a public trust. Respondent
present petitioner purchased the said agricultural land behind back of
father of respondent No.2/complainant and the land is purchased in the
name ... further submits that Gut No.1/1 and 1/2 is
Devasthan land and is registered as a public trust. Respondent
nothing in this sub-section shall apply to
any land belonging to deity, Devasthan
Department, any public trust or any religious
or charitable institution ... Housing Cooperative Society after 16th June, 1999;
secondly, the land belonging to deity, Devasthan Department, any
Public Trust or religious or charitable institution or Wakf
concerning authority to conduct demarcation proceeding for preserving the land of "Devasthan (Temple)" in Gata No.789/0.0243 hect., situated at Village ... 0243 hectare which is recorded as Devasthan (Temple).
4. Learned Standing Counsel has submitted that Devasthan (Temple) does not belong to the Gaon Sabha
