basis of what the defendant received and spent out of the debutter property, but on the basis of the loss which the deity sustained through ... Paragraph 1 of the plaint gives the early history of the debutter and recites the will of Bidhu Bhushan which appointed three persons as shebaits
plaintiff for settling a scheme in relation to a private debutter. The facts which are material for our present purpose may be briefly stated ... Krishna, is alleged to have wasted and misappropriated a good amount of debutter money in collusion with one Namik Chandra, a Gomasta of the debutter
schedule properties were incorrectly recorded in the C.S. records as debutter property of the family deity Sridhar Jiu. In case these properties were found ... debutter, the plaintiff claimed to recover joint possession of the same to the extent of her share on establishment of her title as shebait
custom and
is much larger than that of a Shebait in the debutter
property. It was held by a Full Bench of the Calcutta High
third share of shebaiti
right in respect of a private debutter dedicated to an idol
known by the name of Dakshineshwar Jew and situated
dealings with the said premises, for a scheme of
management of the debutter properties and for its worship,
for discovery, receiver, injunction and costs ... have
any manner of interest in or right to the said two debutter
properties and no one shall ever be competent to give away
many of the cases cited above, the properties were either wakf or debutter properties, and if the point had been investigated it could possibly have
that a protracted litigation of this character was sure to ruin the debutter estate. On 1st December 1941, applications with identical prayers were made
present respondent was appointed a Receiver in respect of the debutter property and on 9th January 1939, he filed applications in the two execution cases
suit, Ramjanaki Roy, another co-Shebait, was
appointed a Receiver of the debutter property by the court.
With the permission of the court, Ramjanaki borrowed ... Nath Roy, a son of
Adwaita, the former managing Shebait of the debutter estate.
Subsequently, the decreeholders, who purchased Ka and Kha
Schedule properties sold
