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Pookkadan Moideenkutty vs Kuttiyali on 14 July, 2009

In Muhammed Kunju v. Biju {2008 (2) KLT 833} an interim order was passed by the Wakf Tribunal in a suit filed before it where the reliefs were sought against mismanagement in relation to the conduct of election, administration of Wakf fund or other WPC 21399/2008 -25- misdeeds. That was a case where it was alleged in the suit interalia that the President and certain other office bearers of the Juma-ath constituted an election committee with the 4th respondent as its convener and published elections conditions for conducting election of the Juma-ath altering the basic structure of the committee. The proposed amendment of the original byelaw was neither placed before the general body nor approved by it. It was further alleged in the suit that the constitution of the election committee and appointment of 4th respondent as the convener was illegal and that they have no right to conduct the election in violation of the byelaw. In this context the Court held as follows:
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S.V.P.Pookkoya vs The Chief Executive Officer on 13 August, 2010

14. Sri.Aravindakshan had also drawn our attention CRP.299/2010 17 to a Division Bench decision of this court in Muhammed Kunju Vs. Biju (2008 (2) KLT 833) wherein powers of the Wakf Board enumerated under Section 32 and 67 was elaborately considered. It is held that from those provisions it is abundantly clear that power of administration, management and control shall vest in the Wakf Board and a duty is cast upon the Board to exercise its powers. If the Board finds that the committee is mismanaging the affairs and if it is necessary the Board can supersede such committee. It is further held that the Wakf Board alone shall have power to correct maladministration and mismanagement and it is empowered to issue suitable directions including the power of supersession. Under those provisions, the Wakf Board is also empowered to issue appropriate directions for the effective and smooth functioning of the Wakf.
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