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The Roman Catholic Mission vs State Of Madras And Another on 14 January, 1966

In the decision reported in The Roman Catholic Mission v. The State of Madras, (1967) I MLJ 119, the Supreme Court has clearly observed that the Inam Fair Register incorporated an official declaration which was the result of detailed inquiries and all evidence collected in respect of each inam was carefully sifted and considered before any conclusion was reached or declared and in the absence of positive and proper evidence to the contrary, such declaration must possess supreme importance. In the instant case, Ex.A.4, the Inam Fair Register, which could not be filed before the 1st respondent, was filed before the trial Court and the entries therein would show that the suit temple is an ancient temple and grant has also been made and conferred on the temple at the time of settlement of minor inams. As already noticed, there is no positive and proper evidence to the contrary. As such, the declaration made under Ex.A.4, as indicated by the Supreme Court, must possess supreme importance.
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