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Niranam Muslim vs Abdul Azeez on 9 June, 2010

In Haji P.Laikath Alikhan v. Unneenkutty Saquafi (supra) it has been held by this Court that dedication of movable or immovable property is essential to constitute a Wakf under Section 3(r) of the Act. Therefore crucial question for consideration is whether petitioner No.1 is a Wakf as contended by petitioners or, is only a WP(C) No.17386/2010 4 society registered under the Societies Registration Act as claimed by respondent. Since that disputed fact is glaring and has to be settled by regular forum I do not think it proper to exercise the power under Article 227 of the Constitution. In view of that I hold that the appropriate remedy open to petitioners is to challenge maintainability of the suit before learned Sub Judge as provided under law or, if they are aggrieved by the impugned order to file Civil Miscellaneous appeal before the appropriate forum and challenge correctness of the impugned order.
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C.K. Hasan Musliyar Educational ... vs P.K. Muhammeduppa on 8 April, 2022

8. The counsel for the respondents relied on the judgment of this court reported in Haji P.Liakath Alikhan v. K.Unneenkutty Saquafi [ILR 2005(4) 530], wherein it was held that to constitute a Wakf there should be a dedication of movable and immovable property for any purpose recognised by the Muslim Law as pious, religious or charitable and includes a Wakf by user, grant and Wakf subject to the conditions mentioned in the section. CRP(WAKF) NO. 778 OF 2013
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