historic, archaeological or artistic importance or to be a place of public worship of renown throughout any State or States.
It is, therefore, proposed ... prayer.
4. Often in pi. A form of religious service or worship for public or common use, consisting largely of prayers ; as, morning or evening
Dinabandhu were made for public benefit to provide a public temple and a public deity for public worship in the locality. We may add further ... endowment created with public money and with a deity consecrated to public benefit and installed for public worship. The fact that the idol in question
idols and had been used as a place of public worship by the Hindu public from time immemorial. Defendant 1, it is said ... public deities the Hindu public of the locality constitute shebaits de jure. In case of a public deity the public undoubtedly have a right
that the said holdings are exclusively used as places of worship to which the public have the right of free access. It was stated that ... that the holdings in question were used exclusively as places of public worship and were liable to exemption from Municipal rates and the learned Subordinate
Samit Pani Brahmachary And Ors. vs Mayapur Chaitanya Math And Ors. on 9 September, 1998
unable to hold that the erection of a place of public worship on land comprised within a tenancy originally created for the purpose of agriculture ... said that the erection of an edifice intended for public worship, whether such edifice is constructed on homestead or on agricultural land, can be held
mandatory provisions regarding proximity to educational institution and place of public worship in terms of the notification No. 527-Ex the 2nd April, 2004 published ... toxicants were not permissible within 1000 ft. from any place of public worship and educational institution. It was mentioned in the local police report that
Section 98 exempts from assessment holdings used exclusively as places of public worship or as public burial or burning grounds, and since it was amended ... public charity while Section 87^ likewise since 1894, similarly relieves persons from assessment only in respect of their occupation of places used for public worship
Section 98 exempts from assessment holdings used exclusively as places of public worship or as public burial or burning grounds, and, since it was amended ... public charity; while Section 87, likewise since 1894, similarly relieves persons from assessment only in respect of their occupation of places used for public worship
temple is or is not a public foundation. If and when the question arises, the indicia of a public foundation, as enunciated in Thackerse Dewraj ... existence or otherwise of obvious tests, such as user by the public, worship by the public and offerings by the public, must be investigated
